Reputation: 169
I am exporting a .bibtex file to HTML code to upload to my website. It creates a list of journal publications. I wanted to be able to highlight/underline the name(s) of specific author(s) in HTML journal citation. How can I do this?
Thanks
<p class="infolinks">
\begin{author}\format[AuthorFirstAbbrLastCommas,HTMLChars]{\author}\end{author}\begin{title},
<I><B>\format[Replace("``,\""),Replace("'',\""),HTMLChars,RemoveBrackets]{\title}</B></I>\end{title}\begin{howpublished},
\format[HTMLChars]{\howpublished}\end{howpublished}\begin{primaryclass}
[\primaryclass]\end{primaryclass}\begin{journal},
\format[HTMLChars]{\journal}\end{journal}\begin{booktitle},
\format[HTMLChars]{\booktitle}\end{booktitle}\begin{editor},
\format[AuthorFirstAbbrLastCommas,HTMLChars]{\editor} (eds.)\end{editor}\begin{series},
\format[HTMLChars]{\series}\end{series}\begin{publisher},
\format[HTMLChars]{\publisher}\end{publisher}\begin{institution},
\format[HTMLChars]{\institution}\end{institution}\begin{school},
\format[HTMLChars]{\school}\end{school}\begin{address},
\format[HTMLChars]{\address}\end{address}\begin{volume},
Volume \volume\end{volume}\begin{number},
Number \format[FormatPagesForHTML]{\number}\end{number}\begin{pages},
pp. \format[FormatPagesForHTML]{\pages}\end{pages}\begin{year},
\end{year}\begin{month&&month}
\format[HTMLChars]{\month}\end{month&&month}\begin{year}
\year\end{year}\begin{note},
\note\end{note}\begin{doi}
[<a href="\format[DOICheck]{\doi}" target="_blank">DOI</a>]\end{doi}
\begin{url}
<a href="\format{\url}">\url</a>\end{url}
\begin{eprint}[<a href="http://arxiv.org/pdf/\format{\eprint}">PDF</a>]\end{eprint}
\begin{pdf}[<a href="pubfiles/\format{\pdf}">PDF</a>]\end{pdf}
\begin{review}[<a href="javascript:toggleInfo('\format{\bibtexkey}','review')">Review</a>]\end{review}
[<a href="javascript:toggleInfo('\format{\bibtexkey}','bibtex')">BibTeX</a>]
Upvotes: 0
Views: 221
Reputation: 46
Add a 'u' tag around the text that you want underlined. Like this: https://jsfiddle.net/L476uonz/
<p>This is an <u>underlined</u> word</p>
Or use css inline or by selecting the elements/classes you want to target and applying 'text-decoration: underline;' like this: https://jsfiddle.net/L476uonz/
<p style='text-decoration: underline'>Underlined text</p>
Upvotes: 1