Upgrade StorageSeeking IEEE-with-URL without actual HTML Anchor HREFS
See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc-citeproc/issues/155
Please advise.
I am using pandoc and its citeproc filter to produce HTML that is fed to Prince XML for generation of formatted PDF from initial Markdown text. The workflow works quite well. Now, I have a conference that requires that the PDF be free of HREF links.
I am trying to figure out where in my workflow I can tell pandoc (or introduce a filter) such that it does not wrap the URLs from Zotero entries in "a href" spans. I am using the ieee-with-url.csl.
Is there a command-line flag to tell pandoc to not auto-wrap URLs when it emits its HTML output? If not, is there convenient XSLT that I can tweak in the CSL file to not do that wrapping? If not, is there an existing additional pandoc filter that strips out this "a href" wrappers?
The complete workflow is described in https://www.academia.edu/14436493/Stay_Focused_on_Content_with_an_Automation_Workflow_for_Professional_Publication complete with a bibliographic references section that illustrates the unwanted href links. (Note that the href links aren’t always unwanted, I just have a particular submission process that denies papers with them. I need something optional.)
Please advise.
I am using pandoc and its citeproc filter to produce HTML that is fed to Prince XML for generation of formatted PDF from initial Markdown text. The workflow works quite well. Now, I have a conference that requires that the PDF be free of HREF links.
I am trying to figure out where in my workflow I can tell pandoc (or introduce a filter) such that it does not wrap the URLs from Zotero entries in "a href" spans. I am using the ieee-with-url.csl.
Is there a command-line flag to tell pandoc to not auto-wrap URLs when it emits its HTML output? If not, is there convenient XSLT that I can tweak in the CSL file to not do that wrapping? If not, is there an existing additional pandoc filter that strips out this "a href" wrappers?
The complete workflow is described in https://www.academia.edu/14436493/Stay_Focused_on_Content_with_an_Automation_Workflow_for_Professional_Publication complete with a bibliographic references section that illustrates the unwanted href links. (Note that the href links aren’t always unwanted, I just have a particular submission process that denies papers with them. I need something optional.)
<text variable="URL"/>
There is nothing here that says that this should also be wrapped in an HTML anchor tag as that tag's href attribute value.
Therefore, what part of the processing is trying to be helpful and is doing that wrapping? How do I tell that step, "uh, no thanks. I like my URLs as plain text."?
I'm not sure what the best support channels for pandoc are -- but it sounds like the mailing list might be good: http://pandoc.org/lists.html