1. The curly brackets with BibTex entries exported with Zotero show up in the RC-generated output:

```
@article{williams_anarchiving_2018,
  title = {Anarchiving (in) {{Ben Patterson}}'s {{Variations}} for {{Double-Bass}}},
  author = {Williams, Christopher A.},
  date = {2018},
  journaltitle = {Journal for Artistic Research},
  volume = {16},
  doi = {10.22501/jar.387316}
}
```
^this entry gives the following:

Williams, Christopher A, “Anarchiving (in) {{Ben Patterson}}’s {{Variations}} for {{Double-Bass”, Journal for Artistic Research, 2018 <https://doi.org/10.22501/jar.387316>

Is there any way to get rid of this in RC, or to tweak the Zotero export settings so they are more RC friendly?

2. The entries in the long reference list with the same author and same year under "META" are not compiled with the usual Year-a, Year-b format. This makes it confusing to refer to multiple Williams (2018) in the text body. Is there a way to deal with this in either RC or Zotero?

3. {forthcoming} as a value for `year` is not accepted. Normally I would omit `year` and add {forthcoming} under `date` or `pubstatus`, but RC won't upload the entry at all without a valid `year` value.

How do I implement an image-map with the html tool? I know how to do this in a regular webpage, but what is the process for getting the reference to the image for running this inside the html-tool?

Thanks!
Jan

I'm currently working on a CSS specification for the block-editor, and I notice that although the RC has a meta-data field for language, this doesn't seem to propagate to the exposition, in the sense that if I use something like

#container-weave p {
    text-align: justify;
    hyphens: auto;
    margin-bottom: 0.667em;
    font-size: 18px;
}

The browser makes no effort to use hyphenation. From what I can observe, it is missing the `lang="en"` meta data, which I can insert by hand in the HTML tool, by wrapping it in a

<div lang="en">
...
</div>

While this is a work-around, it is not really nice for authors, especially those who are not familiar with HTML. Is there a known trick to enable `lang="en"` for a whole weave or exposition? Is there a pseudo CSS I could perhaps throw in the mix to make sure that English is set as language for the whole document by default?

I'm having trouble accessing my media-repository via https://www.researchcatalogue.net/profile/media-repository ; it always hangs / stalls with message

Loading your media ...
Other media: loading
0.1.12

(the whole RC stalls also in other browser tabs, until some kind of server timeout)

My profile id is 88659

Best regards, Hanns Holger

It seems possible because it's already implemented in the RC help guide: <https://guide.researchcatalogue.net/#about-this-guide>. Thanks for your help!

I suppose it would be best to simply embed the video (ideally with a time marker) in an iframe.

Or perhaps there is a way to make videos on RC downloadable.. then I could edit the file myself and upload it to the journal's server.

Thanks in advance for your help.

I e-mailed RC and got this response: Regarding the images on the block page. RC imports the original format of the image. If the format of the image is landscape, regardless of how the viewer displays it as a portrait, RC will import it as horizontal. To avoid that, change the image format to an image editor, not an image viewer.

But I don't know where or how to change the format to image editor. I tried every button I could find.

I am currently writing a paper that discusses a performance.
Documentation of that performance is shared in one of my RC publications. However, this paper needs to be anonymized for peer review, so I can not just refer to that exposition. I am now trying to make a new exposition with just the video documentation, but on the top 'pop-up' bar, my name is visible.

Is it possible to share an RC exposition anonymously?

Best,
Tijs

I'm in the process of styling most of the major html elements in the graphical editor with CSS in a collaboration for a related number of expositions. So far, it's going really well, including basic CSS reset and even :root variables.

However, when it comes to footnotes and references using (link?) classes like .x-window-mc I'm totally hitting the wall. I've tried every possible dependency ranging from "#container-weave" to "body", "iframe" and "html", but nothing has any effect whatsoever. I understand that a footnote is rendered as a virtual canvas embedded in the main page canvas, which might be the reason it's so hard to execute. Could you comment on this issue based on the following CSS section for a:link stying? Any other solutions or workarounds are most welcome.

Thanks in advance!! /T

THIS WORKS PERFECTLY:

/* General link beaviour */
#container-weave a {
    text-decoration: none;
    outline-color: transparent;
    padding: 1px;
}

#container-weave a:link, #container-weave a:visited {
    color: var(--IASC-2-hex);
}

#container-weave a:focus, #container-weave a:hover {
    color: var(--IASC-2-hex);
    text-decoration: none;
    border-bottom: 1px dotted;
}

#container-weave a:active {
    color: var(--IASC-3-hex);
}

THIS DOESN'T WORK AT ALL (despite any other selectors):

/* Footnote link beaviour */

.x-window-mc a {
    text-decoration: none;
    outline-color: transparent;
    padding: 1px;
}
.x-window-mc a:link, .x-window-mc a:visited {
    color: var(--IASC-2-hex);
}

.x-window-mc a:focus, .x-window-mc a:hover {
    color: var(--IASC-2-hex);
    text-decoration: none;
    border-bottom: 1px dotted;
}

.x-window-mc a:active {
    color: var(--IASC-6-hex);
}

I am trying to upload video documentation to my exposition:

The files are relatively long (15 - 20 minute range)
1920×1080
and between 10GB and 15GB in size

The files do not pop up in the media repository after many hours of uploading.
I want to avoid going even further down in quality. The upload dialog also does
not give me any information if anything is happening. Anything I should check?

Best
Tijs

I am currently preparing my second exposition; it's one out of three that will together comprise the final publication for my PhD-project.
I wonder if it's possible to - at a later point - to merge the content of the three expositions into one ?

Thanks in advance,

Johannes