Remove publisher in citation, keep it in bibliography

tnemeth

I have to edit the Chicago style for a customised publication. The style guide calls for publisher-place only in the note, but requires publisher-place and publisher in the bibliography.
I figured out how to remove the publisher entry from the publisher macro, but that removes it also in the bibliography.
Can anyone tell me how to proceed to keep it in the bibliography?
Thanks in advance!

dunning

That is a slightly mad requirement! Nonetheless, if you start from one of the classic Chicago variants, it's easy to implement. Modify the source-publication-publisher-note macro to remove the conditional with the publisher place and publisher (i.e. remove <else-if variable="publisher"> through the following </else-if>). The place of publication only will then be supplied by the next condition.

tnemeth

Thank you very much for your help!

I know, it's bizarre what kind of preferences editors/publishers sometimes come up with.

Based on the Chicago 18 style this works for the citation (Place, Year), but not yet for the bibliography, which provides only Publisher, Year – here I also need the place of publication. This seems to be burrowed somewhere within the various macros that make up the bibliography, but I haven't been able to identify the place yet. I'll keep looking.

dunning

The key is to start with one of the 'classic' Chicago variants in the repository, which still include both the publisher and place of publication (or you can simply use the 17th edition). The source-publication-publisher-note covers the notes, and there is a parallel source-publication-publisher-bib for the bibliography.