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We should decide whether we want to have a single global bibliography or have local bibliographies for each page, or a combination of both.
A global bibliography is maybe a bit cleaner.
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I vote for a global one. I'm using local bib but the page layout will be very narrow, I don't know why.
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Ya I found that too -- this is a known issue: https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/content/citations.html#:~:text=You%20can%20add%20citations%20and,with%20the%20%7Bbibliography%7D%20directive.
solution is to pin docutils. pip install docutils==0.17.1 this worked for me for local bibs.
pip install docutils==0.17.1
Wow didn't know that. Then I'm good with either way.
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We should decide whether we want to have a single global bibliography or have local bibliographies for each page, or a combination of both.
A global bibliography is maybe a bit cleaner.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: