Could I change the label of author and date field?

[road2you]

The abstract-title option is to change the label of abstract (HTML format). But I can't find any way to change the label of author/date. Is there something I am missing?

I want to change the labels as follows :
AUTHOR -> WRITER
PUBLISHED -> UPDATED

[jjallaire]

Yes you can but when I checked there was no good documentation on this. I've remedied that here: https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/language.html#alternate-language

[road2you]

It works perfectly fine. Thank you. Thanks to the newly created document, I have a good understanding of the language option's meaning. Quarto Hurray!

[donboyd5]

When I experimented with this, it puts the new labels in upper case even if I write them in initial caps. Is there a way to make the case of the labels be the case as it is written? Thanks.

[jjallaire]

I think this probably needs to be handled at the CSS level. @dragonstyle Is there a straightforward way for users to write CSS to change this behavior?

[dragonstyle]

Right now, there is no built in option to customize this, so you have a couple of options:

1. You can style it yourself using CSS with something like

.quarto-title-meta-heading {
  text-transform: none !important;
}

2. You could choose the default Pandoc style heading using title-block-style: none or to use our structure for the title block, but apply no built in styles so you can CSS to style and layout the title block as you'd like it use title-block-style: plain.

[donboyd5]

Thanks very much. I'll investigate this. Don

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