Allow for the coice of font and size of font in the settings. I have to change font and size each time I copy & paste.
Instead of having to change the font and size each time I import a reference, it would be helpful if we could set this within RefWorks.
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Rebecca Maertens commented
When a document is in editing mode, all inserted in-text citations default to one font style/size. While it is possible to change the font, ALL references change to that selected font. Further, when RefWorks is refreshed, all references change to the latest font. It would be helpful to allow different font styles/sizes (for example for tables vs text paragraphs) in editing mode (not just viewing mode).
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Matilda Genao commented
I think it is not so important in everyday life, when I wrote about an annotated bibliography chicago style in https://domyessay.com/blog/how-to-write-an-annotated-bibliography-in-chicago-format they said not to refer to it attention, because it does not affect anything
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Aaron Eastman commented
When using the word add-in it would be preferable if the intext citations auto populate into the document at the same font size as the rest of the text.
Currently I have to manually change the font size of I text citations. Every time a new citation is placed or ref works refreshes it changes the already placed citations back into the standard font size 11
This could be achieved by the user setting their preferred font size via the settings of the reworks add in.
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Joan Zacharias commented
We need a way to change the font for the "copy to clipboard" option on the bibliography page, which currently defaults to Roboto 10.5, gray. Currently users must paste the bibliography into the document and then update the font and font color. If the user pastes it in as text or "merge format" in Word, they lose all formatting.