same font throughout bibliography

Consider this example:

documentclass{report}

usepackage[backend=bibtex]{biblatex}

urlstyle{same}

addbibresource{testbibfont.bib}

begin{document}

See cite{aauu:2012kp}

printbibliography

end{document}

where testbibfont.bib is

@article{aauu:2012kp,

      author         = "aauutt",

      title          = "{The algorithm}",

      journal        = "Journal",

      volume         = "7",

      year           = "2012",

      pages          = "T10003",

      doi            = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",

      eprint         = "1204.2201",

      archivePrefix  = "arXiv",

      primaryClass   = "data-an",

      reportNumber   = "BBB-12"

}

I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstyle{same} (different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass which uses a different font:

enter image description here

How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?

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Consider this example:

documentclass{report}

usepackage[backend=bibtex]{biblatex}

urlstyle{same}

addbibresource{testbibfont.bib}

begin{document}

See cite{aauu:2012kp}

printbibliography

end{document}

where testbibfont.bib is

@article{aauu:2012kp,

      author         = "aauutt",

      title          = "{The algorithm}",

      journal        = "Journal",

      volume         = "7",

      year           = "2012",

      pages          = "T10003",

      doi            = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",

      eprint         = "1204.2201",

      archivePrefix  = "arXiv",

      primaryClass   = "data-an",

      reportNumber   = "BBB-12"

}

I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstyle{same} (different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass which uses a different font:

enter image description here

How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?

asked 21 hours ago

Viesturs

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Consider this example:

documentclass{report}

usepackage[backend=bibtex]{biblatex}

urlstyle{same}

addbibresource{testbibfont.bib}

begin{document}

See cite{aauu:2012kp}

printbibliography

end{document}

where testbibfont.bib is

@article{aauu:2012kp,

      author         = "aauutt",

      title          = "{The algorithm}",

      journal        = "Journal",

      volume         = "7",

      year           = "2012",

      pages          = "T10003",

      doi            = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",

      eprint         = "1204.2201",

      archivePrefix  = "arXiv",

      primaryClass   = "data-an",

      reportNumber   = "BBB-12"

}

I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstyle{same} (different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass which uses a different font:

enter image description here

How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?

asked 21 hours ago

Viesturs

1,96141227

Consider this example:

documentclass{report}

usepackage[backend=bibtex]{biblatex}

urlstyle{same}

addbibresource{testbibfont.bib}

begin{document}

See cite{aauu:2012kp}

printbibliography

end{document}

where testbibfont.bib is

@article{aauu:2012kp,

      author         = "aauutt",

      title          = "{The algorithm}",

      journal        = "Journal",

      volume         = "7",

      year           = "2012",

      pages          = "T10003",

      doi            = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",

      eprint         = "1204.2201",

      archivePrefix  = "arXiv",

      primaryClass   = "data-an",

      reportNumber   = "BBB-12"

}

I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstyle{same} (different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass which uses a different font:

enter image description here

How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?

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Indeed the arXiv eprint field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex has an explicit texttt instead of nolinkurl/url which are governed by urlstyle.

You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt

makeatletter

DeclareFieldFormat{eprint:arxiv}{%

  arXivaddcolonspace

  ifhyperref

    {href{https://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1}{%

       nolinkurl{#1}%

       iffieldundef{eprintclass}

         {}

         {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

    {nolinkurl{#1}%

     iffieldundef{eprintclass}

       {}

       {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

makeatother

The original definition can be found in biblatex.def, ll. 471-482.

Output without typewriter/monospace font.

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Indeed the arXiv eprint field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex has an explicit texttt instead of nolinkurl/url which are governed by urlstyle.

You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt

makeatletter

DeclareFieldFormat{eprint:arxiv}{%

  arXivaddcolonspace

  ifhyperref

    {href{https://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1}{%

       nolinkurl{#1}%

       iffieldundef{eprintclass}

         {}

         {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

    {nolinkurl{#1}%

     iffieldundef{eprintclass}

       {}

       {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

makeatother

The original definition can be found in biblatex.def, ll. 471-482.

Output without typewriter/monospace font.

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Indeed the arXiv eprint field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex has an explicit texttt instead of nolinkurl/url which are governed by urlstyle.

You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt

makeatletter

DeclareFieldFormat{eprint:arxiv}{%

  arXivaddcolonspace

  ifhyperref

    {href{https://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1}{%

       nolinkurl{#1}%

       iffieldundef{eprintclass}

         {}

         {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

    {nolinkurl{#1}%

     iffieldundef{eprintclass}

       {}

       {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

makeatother

The original definition can be found in biblatex.def, ll. 471-482.

Output without typewriter/monospace font.

answered 21 hours ago

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Indeed the arXiv eprint field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex has an explicit texttt instead of nolinkurl/url which are governed by urlstyle.

You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt

makeatletter

DeclareFieldFormat{eprint:arxiv}{%

  arXivaddcolonspace

  ifhyperref

    {href{https://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1}{%

       nolinkurl{#1}%

       iffieldundef{eprintclass}

         {}

         {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

    {nolinkurl{#1}%

     iffieldundef{eprintclass}

       {}

       {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

makeatother

The original definition can be found in biblatex.def, ll. 471-482.

Output without typewriter/monospace font.

answered 21 hours ago

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Indeed the arXiv eprint field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex has an explicit texttt instead of nolinkurl/url which are governed by urlstyle.

You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt

makeatletter

DeclareFieldFormat{eprint:arxiv}{%

  arXivaddcolonspace

  ifhyperref

    {href{https://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1}{%

       nolinkurl{#1}%

       iffieldundef{eprintclass}

         {}

         {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

    {nolinkurl{#1}%

     iffieldundef{eprintclass}

       {}

       {addspacemkbibbrackets{thefield{eprintclass}}}}}

makeatother

The original definition can be found in biblatex.def, ll. 471-482.

Output without typewriter/monospace font.

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