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Provides inline CSS code for three distinct visual citation styles. If "none" is given, the returned styles are empty strings.

Usage

get_css_styles(style, custom_style = list())

Arguments

style

A string specifying the desired style for the visual citation. Possible values are: "modern", "classic", "clean", "none". If "none" is given, the returned html can use a custom css file provided by the user. This custom CSS file must specify styles for <div> classes "top-row", "title-row" and "author-row".

custom_style

Style arguments passed by drop_html(). Can be specified in function call of drop_name().

Value

A list of inline css styles for each element of the visual citation: top row, title row and author row.