Upgrade StorageZotero format seems to be overridden in BibTex
Some of my reference entries that involve a Latin name have their titles formatted in Zotero Title field in such a way that the Latin names are emphasized (which I assume is the correct code to have Latin names italicized in the output). One of the entries looks like this
Amaranthus rudis and A. tuberculatus , One Species or Two?
Even though the is shown in the .bib file, Latin names are not italicized in the .tex file output. I am using Overleaf and Rmarkdown to write. The current work-around that I was advised is to write and save file as .tex, have a separate .bib file that contains the entries that need Latin names italicized only and then wrap \emph{} around the Latin names; all done one by one.
Please advise me on how to get Latin names displayed properly on multiple entries at once.
Amaranthus rudis and A. tuberculatus , One Species or Two?
Even though the is shown in the .bib file, Latin names are not italicized in the .tex file output. I am using Overleaf and Rmarkdown to write. The current work-around that I was advised is to write and save file as .tex, have a separate .bib file that contains the entries that need Latin names italicized only and then wrap \emph{} around the Latin names; all done one by one.
Please advise me on how to get Latin names displayed properly on multiple entries at once.
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<i>...</i>? Or something else?<span class="italic">Amaranthus rudis</span> and <span class="italic">A. tuberculatus</span> , One Species or Two?-- Zotero doesn't support this markup, it should be<i>Amaranthus rudis</i> and <i>A. tuberculatus</i> , One Species or Two?. With that, BBT will use\emph{...}for those parts.