pandoc-refheadstyle sets a custom style for the reference section
header, that is, if the metadata field reference-section-title has been
set to a non-empty value.
By default, the reference section header will be assigned the custom style
'Bibliography Heading'. But you can assign another style by setting the
metadata field reference-header-style to the name of a style of your
choice. If the style does not exist, it will be created.
By fiat, a reference section header is any header that has the ID
'bibliography' and the header text set in reference-section-title.
(A header inserted by pandoc-citeproc will meet these criteria.)
If you are using Pandoc 2.0 or newer, you will want to use pandoc-refheadstyle.lua instead; it's easier to install and faster.
pandoc-refheadstyle [-h]
pandoc [...] -F pandoc-refheadstyle [...]
You use pandoc-refheadstyle at your own risk. You have been warned.
You need Python 2.7 or newer and panflute.
Simply run:
pip install pandoc_refheadstyle
If there's something wrong with pandoc-refheadstyle, open an issue.
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