Harvard Page Citation Without the 'p.'

pjgchase

Hi,

I am trying to find a version of Harvard that doesn't include the 'p.' before the page number when citing in-text. I've tried looking through the styles guide, but there are so many different ones and it would take me an age to trawl through them all.

Does anyone know of a Harvard style that does this?

For reference, the in-text citation would look like this:

Smith 2021, 8

Thanks!

damnation

Easier just to modify a style that fits your needs otherwise. What style are you using?

adamsmith

But Chicago author -date would be an option

pjgchase

I use Cite Them Right 10th Ed.—Harvard. I did try to modify the code to take out the 'p.' but couldn't find the place in the code to do that. Is there a way to find the right section of code that I need to change? Like a screenshot or something?

Chicago Author-Date doesn't produce the correct bibliography for me, unfortunately.

Thank you!

damnation

You would delete line 271 completely (<label variable="locator" form="short" suffix=" "/>)

Make sure to follow this guide and edit the ID etc. as mentioned.
https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step

pjgchase

Done it! Thank you so much. You're a lifesaver. I've got an essay due tomorrow and I had no idea how I was going to deal with my references.

Thanks again!