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Unexpected indention in bibliography items (beamer)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Place bibliography items at bottom of frameCite bibliography in beamerBeamer Bibliography Iconno items shown bibliography beamerBibliography in LaTeX with Biblatex and Biber as backendCiting (author, journalabbr., year) neededCiting from an Encyclopedia with sub vocebeamer not showing bibliographyReferences & Bibliography in BeamerBeamer: Bibliography and AtBeginSection
I have a minimal example where the bibliography entry is intended. I cannot imagine that this is expected behavior. Am I doing something wrong?
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=bibtex8]biblatex
usepackagefilecontents
beginfilecontentsmybib.bib
@inproceedingsdoe2017,
title=A really interesting and long title to illustrate the problem,
author=Doe, John,
booktitle=Some International Conference on Something Really Interesting,
pages=100--200,
year=2017
endfilecontents
bibliographymybib
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitedoe2017
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
Output:
beamer biblatex bibliographies
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
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I have a minimal example where the bibliography entry is intended. I cannot imagine that this is expected behavior. Am I doing something wrong?
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=bibtex8]biblatex
usepackagefilecontents
beginfilecontentsmybib.bib
@inproceedingsdoe2017,
title=A really interesting and long title to illustrate the problem,
author=Doe, John,
booktitle=Some International Conference on Something Really Interesting,
pages=100--200,
year=2017
endfilecontents
bibliographymybib
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitedoe2017
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
Output:
beamer biblatex bibliographies
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
2
What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
1
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
2
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15
add a comment |
I have a minimal example where the bibliography entry is intended. I cannot imagine that this is expected behavior. Am I doing something wrong?
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=bibtex8]biblatex
usepackagefilecontents
beginfilecontentsmybib.bib
@inproceedingsdoe2017,
title=A really interesting and long title to illustrate the problem,
author=Doe, John,
booktitle=Some International Conference on Something Really Interesting,
pages=100--200,
year=2017
endfilecontents
bibliographymybib
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitedoe2017
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
Output:
beamer biblatex bibliographies
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
I have a minimal example where the bibliography entry is intended. I cannot imagine that this is expected behavior. Am I doing something wrong?
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=bibtex8]biblatex
usepackagefilecontents
beginfilecontentsmybib.bib
@inproceedingsdoe2017,
title=A really interesting and long title to illustrate the problem,
author=Doe, John,
booktitle=Some International Conference on Something Really Interesting,
pages=100--200,
year=2017
endfilecontents
bibliographymybib
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitedoe2017
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
Output:
beamer biblatex bibliographies
beamer biblatex bibliographies
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
asked Mar 27 at 15:06
user179157user179157
454
454
2
What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
1
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
2
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15
add a comment |
2
What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
1
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
2
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15
2
2
What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
1
1
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
2
2
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15
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In order to be able to align the lines in the bibliography properly biblatex measures the width of all bibliography labels and uses the longest label to set the list parameters.
But by default beamer replaces the standard labels that biblatex would output with its little icons. Those icons may have a slightly different width than the actual labels and so small misalignments can occur in the first line of the bibliography entry if the icon is wider than the calculated label (on the other hand the left margin might be excessive in case the calculated length is far larger than the icon width).
I have reported the issue at https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/issues/531 to discuss a better (hopefully automatic) solution, but in the meantime you can set the relevant biblatex-calculated width manually (or rather you can manually set a minimum value). After a look at the beamer sources 14pt looks like a good minimum value.
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
setlengthlabelnumberwidth14pt
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitesigfridsson
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
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In order to be able to align the lines in the bibliography properly biblatex measures the width of all bibliography labels and uses the longest label to set the list parameters.
But by default beamer replaces the standard labels that biblatex would output with its little icons. Those icons may have a slightly different width than the actual labels and so small misalignments can occur in the first line of the bibliography entry if the icon is wider than the calculated label (on the other hand the left margin might be excessive in case the calculated length is far larger than the icon width).
I have reported the issue at https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/issues/531 to discuss a better (hopefully automatic) solution, but in the meantime you can set the relevant biblatex-calculated width manually (or rather you can manually set a minimum value). After a look at the beamer sources 14pt looks like a good minimum value.
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
setlengthlabelnumberwidth14pt
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitesigfridsson
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
answered Mar 27 at 15:38
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In order to be able to align the lines in the bibliography properly biblatex measures the width of all bibliography labels and uses the longest label to set the list parameters.
But by default beamer replaces the standard labels that biblatex would output with its little icons. Those icons may have a slightly different width than the actual labels and so small misalignments can occur in the first line of the bibliography entry if the icon is wider than the calculated label (on the other hand the left margin might be excessive in case the calculated length is far larger than the icon width).
I have reported the issue at https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/issues/531 to discuss a better (hopefully automatic) solution, but in the meantime you can set the relevant biblatex-calculated width manually (or rather you can manually set a minimum value). After a look at the beamer sources 14pt looks like a good minimum value.
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
setlengthlabelnumberwidth14pt
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitesigfridsson
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
answered Mar 27 at 15:38
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97.1k10118363
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In order to be able to align the lines in the bibliography properly biblatex measures the width of all bibliography labels and uses the longest label to set the list parameters.
But by default beamer replaces the standard labels that biblatex would output with its little icons. Those icons may have a slightly different width than the actual labels and so small misalignments can occur in the first line of the bibliography entry if the icon is wider than the calculated label (on the other hand the left margin might be excessive in case the calculated length is far larger than the icon width).
I have reported the issue at https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/issues/531 to discuss a better (hopefully automatic) solution, but in the meantime you can set the relevant biblatex-calculated width manually (or rather you can manually set a minimum value). After a look at the beamer sources 14pt looks like a good minimum value.
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
setlengthlabelnumberwidth14pt
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitesigfridsson
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
answered Mar 27 at 15:38
moewemoewe
97.1k10118363
In order to be able to align the lines in the bibliography properly biblatex measures the width of all bibliography labels and uses the longest label to set the list parameters.
But by default beamer replaces the standard labels that biblatex would output with its little icons. Those icons may have a slightly different width than the actual labels and so small misalignments can occur in the first line of the bibliography entry if the icon is wider than the calculated label (on the other hand the left margin might be excessive in case the calculated length is far larger than the icon width).
I have reported the issue at https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/issues/531 to discuss a better (hopefully automatic) solution, but in the meantime you can set the relevant biblatex-calculated width manually (or rather you can manually set a minimum value). After a look at the beamer sources 14pt looks like a good minimum value.
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
setlengthlabelnumberwidth14pt
begindocument
beginframePublications
nocitesigfridsson
printbibliography
endframe
enddocument
answered Mar 27 at 15:38
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What indentation are you talking about? The fact that the second and third lines start roughly at the same position as the first line in general? (This would be intentional and is normal for lists in LaTeX.) Or do you mean that there is a slightly misalignment so that the first line starts a tad wider to the right than the other lines? (That probably needs a bit of adjusting and looking at. Not a lot of people seem to be bothered by it, though... otherwise we would have seen more questions about that.)
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:12
1
I expect that "J" of "John" is properly aligned with "p" of "problem". When I have multiline items in an itemize environment they are also properly aligned and the first line of each item is not shifted a bit to the right.
– user179157
Mar 27 at 15:21
2
Ah OK, I'll have something ready for that in a moment.
– moewe
Mar 27 at 15:23
Thanks! That really does the trick. I wonder why this never bothered anyone...
– user179157
Mar 27 at 16:13
Well, the space is quite small and if people cite ten or more papers or use a non-numeric style the issue will (probably) not appear because the space reserved for the label is going to be large enough for the icon (though arguably excessive).
– moewe
Mar 27 at 16:15