Citable Publications About Block for Solid

They are PUBLICATIONS at the top of the file: authors, a period, a title, a venue, volume and pages, a type and a number. reference() builds the citation that the Cite button copies, so change the format in one place. Periods are written "Year 3" rather than a calendar year so the page never goes stale; use real years for real references.

It is a single choice: pressing the one that is already on does nothing, so there is always a type chosen. A polite line says how many are showing, and each row keeps its number. On a phone the four options sit in a two by two shell.

The reference in full, for example the authors, the period, the title, the venue and the pages, in one line of text. The button's name includes the title ("Cite “…”") so the rows are distinguishable, and a polite status says "Citation copied" or that the browser refused, which happens on a page that is not served over HTTPS.

A filter removes rows, which would make the page shorter and pull everything below it up. An unseen copy of the whole list sits in the same grid cell, hidden from assistive technology and the keyboard (inert), so the block keeps the height of the full list. block-review reports the rows moving as a shift when you filter; it is the filter doing its job.

The numbers, the citation and the button share a row, the badge drops under the citation, and the Cite button shrinks to its icon. Nothing scrolls sideways at 320 pixels, and in a right-to-left layout the list reads from the right.

The header and the list fade up once on load; the Copy Button swaps its icon for a check with a short transition, with no scaling under reduced motion. Filtering changes the rows without animation.