Style Request: Chicago Manual of Style 18th edition (full note)

dunning

We should be able to release the new edition next week. I’m making a few corrections courtesy of the CMOS staff kindly answering my queries. The challenge is that school is out and CSL volunteering is now combined with child entertainment!

federico.bertocchi

Dear @dunning, thank you so much. I am sure we all would be more than grateful if, once published, you could inform us.
Thank you for the precious work.
Best regards.

dunning

Thanks to the generosity of family I was able to find time to address the issues of which I was aware, so it’s only awaiting further review.

federico.bertocchi

Thank you (and, of course, your family) for this effort that brings huge benefit to the academic community!

trompbaarssen

Thank you for doing this. Hope you have a nice summer!

reagle

I just pulled this update inadvertently. I see it has a number of improvements and changes to track the 18th. (Thank you!) However, I'm still using the 17th (presently) and need to continue using "fullnote," without a complementary bibliography. I see that 'chicago-fullnote-bibliography.csl' is no longer present. Under the new redesign, which which style would I use for fullnote (for 17th and 18th)?

adamsmith

The styles are now called notes (formerly full notes) and shortened notes (formerly notes) to conform to the Chicago Manual naming rules.

So the 18th edition version of what used to be fullnote-bibliography is
https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-notes-bibliography

The 17th edition is
https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-notes-bibliography-17th-edition

damnation

You can find all older version on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=chicago

dunning

I have written an announcement with more details on using the new styles.