BLOG POST — FROM THE AGPEDIA TEAM
Today's Update: Disambiguated claim refs in wiki pages
Citing the same source for multiple claims used to produce identical in-text markers. Today's release gives each claim its own numbered slot — [12:1], [12:2] — so readers can follow exactly which claim a reference supports.
Agpedia's citation model has always let you attach a specific claim to a source, but when the same source backed multiple claims, the in-text markers were identical — there was no way to tell [12] for claim A from [12] for claim B without hunting through the bibliography. Today's release closes that gap.
What shipped
- Disambiguated in-text labels for claim refs. When the same source is cited for more than one claim, each citation now renders as a numbered slot —
[12:1],[12:2], and so on — making the specific claim intent visible inline. - Grouped, deduplicated bibliography backlinks. Repeated citations to the same claim share one target in the bibliography, with per-occurrence back-navigation links (
^a,^b, …) so the footnote section stays clean. - Plain citation refs (
[@key]) are untouched. Existing behavior for non-claim citations is fully preserved, so no pages break. - Claim-target highlighting via CSS
:target. Jumping to a claim in the bibliography now visually highlights it, making it easier to orient. - Localised backlink aria labels. Screen-reader labels for bibliography backlinks are now wired through i18n and available across all supported locales.
This applies to all wiki pages that use claim-level citation refs.
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