change the spacing between lines within a fullcite

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I am creating a beamer presentation with references, listed as fullcites.

Some of those entries are taking too much space on the slides because the spacing between lines (that belong to the same reference!) are sometimes too large. I'd like to make it smaller, but failed with every single attempt.

Here is the example code:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe
beginfootnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1\
 fullciteidentifier2
endfootnotesize
endframe

enddocument

And here how it looks like:

enter image description here

Here you can observe two things:

(1) The spacing of the first citation is good (although I'd still like to know how to save even more space here (maybe 1mm or .5mm), because space is really a big issue) and

(2) The spacing of the second entry is not okay: the space between those lines is really too large. I'd thus like to know how to reduce the distance between those lines (best would be individually for each entry).

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I am creating a beamer presentation with references, listed as fullcites.

Here is the example code:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe
beginfootnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1\
 fullciteidentifier2
endfootnotesize
endframe

enddocument

And here how it looks like:

enter image description here

Here you can observe two things:

(1) The spacing of the first citation is good (although I'd still like to know how to save even more space here (maybe 1mm or .5mm), because space is really a big issue) and

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

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asked 4 hours ago

Prof.Chaos

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I am creating a beamer presentation with references, listed as fullcites.

Here is the example code:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe
beginfootnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1\
 fullciteidentifier2
endfootnotesize
endframe

enddocument

And here how it looks like:

enter image description here

Here you can observe two things:

(1) The spacing of the first citation is good (although I'd still like to know how to save even more space here (maybe 1mm or .5mm), because space is really a big issue) and

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

asked 4 hours ago

Prof.Chaos

16217

I am creating a beamer presentation with references, listed as fullcites.

Here is the example code:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe
beginfootnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1\
 fullciteidentifier2
endfootnotesize
endframe

enddocument

And here how it looks like:

enter image description here

Here you can observe two things:

(1) The spacing of the first citation is good (although I'd still like to know how to save even more space here (maybe 1mm or .5mm), because space is really a big issue) and

beamer biblatex biber line-spacing

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

asked 4 hours ago

Prof.Chaos

16217

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

asked 4 hours ago

Prof.Chaos

16217

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

edited 3 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

asked 4 hours ago

Prof.Chaos

16217

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If you end your fullcites with a paragraph the correct spacing of footnotesize is applied:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe

begingroup
 footnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1par
 fullciteidentifier2par
endgroup
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

If you need more fine control of the distance between the lines, you can use fontsize<size><skip>selectfont instead of footnotesize to define the size and the baselineskip separately.

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

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@samcarter already suggested an interesting approach (you could also use a blank line in place of par there). Here is another.

You could use biblatex's begentry macro, which serves as a nice hook for things to be applied to the full entries:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

renewbibmacro*begentryfootnotesize

begindocument

beginframe

fullciteidentifier1

fullciteidentifier2

endframe

enddocument

That's more practical in my view, for you only have to do it once in your preamble, not bothering with setting footnotesize at every citation (separates content from presentation, and so on).

enter image description here

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If you end your fullcites with a paragraph the correct spacing of footnotesize is applied:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe

begingroup
 footnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1par
 fullciteidentifier2par
endgroup
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

If you need more fine control of the distance between the lines, you can use fontsize<size><skip>selectfont instead of footnotesize to define the size and the baselineskip separately.

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

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79.5k787253

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up vote
2
down vote

If you end your fullcites with a paragraph the correct spacing of footnotesize is applied:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe

begingroup
 footnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1par
 fullciteidentifier2par
endgroup
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

If you need more fine control of the distance between the lines, you can use fontsize<size><skip>selectfont instead of footnotesize to define the size and the baselineskip separately.

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

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79.5k787253

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up vote
2
down vote

If you end your fullcites with a paragraph the correct spacing of footnotesize is applied:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe

begingroup
 footnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1par
 fullciteidentifier2par
endgroup
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

If you need more fine control of the distance between the lines, you can use fontsize<size><skip>selectfont instead of footnotesize to define the size and the baselineskip separately.

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

samcarter

79.5k787253

If you end your fullcites with a paragraph the correct spacing of footnotesize is applied:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

begindocument

beginframe

begingroup
 footnotesize
 fullciteidentifier1par
 fullciteidentifier2par
endgroup
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

If you need more fine control of the distance between the lines, you can use fontsize<size><skip>selectfont instead of footnotesize to define the size and the baselineskip separately.

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

samcarter

79.5k787253

edited 4 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

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answered 4 hours ago

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answered 4 hours ago

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up vote
1
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@samcarter already suggested an interesting approach (you could also use a blank line in place of par there). Here is another.

You could use biblatex's begentry macro, which serves as a nice hook for things to be applied to the full entries:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

renewbibmacro*begentryfootnotesize

begindocument

beginframe

fullciteidentifier1

fullciteidentifier2

endframe

enddocument

That's more practical in my view, for you only have to do it once in your preamble, not bothering with setting footnotesize at every citation (separates content from presentation, and so on).

enter image description here

answered 4 hours ago

gusbrs

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up vote
1
down vote

@samcarter already suggested an interesting approach (you could also use a blank line in place of par there). Here is another.

You could use biblatex's begentry macro, which serves as a nice hook for things to be applied to the full entries:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

renewbibmacro*begentryfootnotesize

begindocument

beginframe

fullciteidentifier1

fullciteidentifier2

endframe

enddocument

That's more practical in my view, for you only have to do it once in your preamble, not bothering with setting footnotesize at every citation (separates content from presentation, and so on).

enter image description here

answered 4 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

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up vote
1
down vote

@samcarter already suggested an interesting approach (you could also use a blank line in place of par there). Here is another.

You could use biblatex's begentry macro, which serves as a nice hook for things to be applied to the full entries:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

renewbibmacro*begentryfootnotesize

begindocument

beginframe

fullciteidentifier1

fullciteidentifier2

endframe

enddocument

That's more practical in my view, for you only have to do it once in your preamble, not bothering with setting footnotesize at every citation (separates content from presentation, and so on).

enter image description here

answered 4 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

@samcarter already suggested an interesting approach (you could also use a blank line in place of par there). Here is another.

You could use biblatex's begentry macro, which serves as a nice hook for things to be applied to the full entries:

documentclassbeamer
usepackage[backend=biber]biblatex

beginfilecontentsjobname.bib
@InProceedingsidentifier1,
 Title = Some Awesome Title,
 Author = Some Author and Another Author,
 Booktitle = Some Book about the Future,
 Year = 2042,
 Pages = 1--42


@InProceedingsidentifier2,
 Title = Some So-So Title,
 Author = First Author and Second Author,
 Booktitle = An okay Booktitle,
 Year = 2000,
 Pages = 1--100

endfilecontents
addbibresourcejobname.bib

renewbibmacro*begentryfootnotesize

begindocument

beginframe

fullciteidentifier1

fullciteidentifier2

endframe

enddocument

That's more practical in my view, for you only have to do it once in your preamble, not bothering with setting footnotesize at every citation (separates content from presentation, and so on).

enter image description here

answered 4 hours ago

gusbrs

5,7041838

answered 4 hours ago

gusbrs

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answered 4 hours ago

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answered 4 hours ago

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