BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ references misaligned

[junjiezhang]

Hi, My last few references were always misaligned with the previous ones, and I tried changing the name of the author of the last few references, if they started with an A, they could align with the previous ones, which was odd.
can someone help me ?? thanks !!

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Welcome to the forum!

Can you post the content (or start) of the file mylit.bbl here, as code or as attachment?

Stefan

[junjiezhang]

Hi,
The attachment is mylit.bib, thanks for your quick reply.

[junjiezhang]

Welcome to the forum!

Can you post the content (or start) of the file mylit.bbl here, as code or as attachment?

Stefan

Hi Stefan,

The attachment is mylit.bib, thanks for your quick reply.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Well, that's the .bib file and not the .bbl file. Can you send that?

Stefan

[junjiezhang]

Well, that's the .bib file and not the .bbl file. Can you send that?

Stefan

ah, sorry.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

In the .bbl file, I see two issues.

In line 69, there is an & symbol (ampersand) that is understood as alignment symbol in LaTeX:

Structural role extraction & mining in large graphs.

Write \& instead in your bibliography.

And, in line 269 there is an underscore _, that forces math mode since it's a math command (for a subscript):

\newblock {\em Nucleic Acids Research}, 33(suppl_1):D433--D437, 01 2005.

Write \_ for an underscore in text. That issue causes the misalignment.

Stefan

[junjiezhang]

In the .bbl file, I see two issues.

In line 69, there is an & symbol (ampersand) that is understood as alignment symbol in LaTeX:

Structural role extraction & mining in large graphs.

Write \& instead in your bibliography.

And, in line 269 there is an underscore _, that forces math mode since it's a math command (for a subscript):

\newblock {\em Nucleic Acids Research}, 33(suppl_1):D433--D437, 01 2005.

Write \_ for an underscore in text. That issue causes the misalignment.

Stefan

Thank you so much !!