Upgrade StorageAuthor initials with small letters result in double space
Hi,
I was working on a style for a client and came across a very peculiar behaviour.
They were complaining that they saw authors of citations as such:
"Cairns, a, Carel, j and Li, x. 2016. Port and harbor design. In Springer Handbook of Ocean Engineering (Dhanak, m and Xiros, n. i., eds). Springer, Cham, 685–710. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16649-0_31"
Note: how there is an extra space between author and the initial "Cairns, a".
Is this the expected behaviour? I would've assumed that Zotero and the CSL processor assume this is a correct initial and just make "Cairns, A" out of it.
Let me know if you need more information.
Word: Office Professional Plus 2021 (ver. 2207)
I was working on a style for a client and came across a very peculiar behaviour.
They were complaining that they saw authors of citations as such:
"Cairns, a, Carel, j and Li, x. 2016. Port and harbor design. In Springer Handbook of Ocean Engineering (Dhanak, m and Xiros, n. i., eds). Springer, Cham, 685–710. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16649-0_31"
Note: how there is an extra space between author and the initial "Cairns, a".
Is this the expected behaviour? I would've assumed that Zotero and the CSL processor assume this is a correct initial and just make "Cairns, A" out of it.
Let me know if you need more information.
Word: Office Professional Plus 2021 (ver. 2207)
Cairns, a
but
Cairns, A?
Yes, exactly. Cairns, a
Can you reproduce this? (The style is the style I just submitted "Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science" although I don't think it depends on the style)