Possible to write a citation style where titles are hyperlinked to urls?
I did some searching and found some old queries on the forum about this with the answer that it was not possible, but they were all multiple years old so I thought it would be worth asking again as things may have changed.
Is there any way to customize a CSL so that the title of the item is generated as an html link using the url or doi when one is defined, rather than displaying a bare url at the end of the citation?
I looked at the CSL spec and examples but I haven't been able to figure out if there's any way to do this.
Is there any way to customize a CSL so that the title of the item is generated as an html link using the url or doi when one is defined, rather than displaying a bare url at the end of the citation?
I looked at the CSL spec and examples but I haven't been able to figure out if there's any way to do this.
How hard would it be to support something like this? Is there any development happening on CSL or is it pretty static? Could this be implemented somewhere else, or is CSL the right place?
The logic for putting any such features in the reference manager/implementation from where I'm sitting is that folks will want different parts hyperlinked and they'll want this in different styles, so a reference manager setting provides a lot more flexibility to do this over requiring every such option to be coded into a new style.
So is there a way to do something like this in Zotero?
FWIW, it's my understanding that a text-based link like a title is better for accessibility since screen readers read out the full URLs.