Three problems improving jrp style
I`m trying to improve the jrp style I developed last year http://www.zotero.org/styles/jrp
There are three problems I can´t solve and I would be pleased to have some help:
Problem 1: In the bibliography the output for the pages of a journal Article is currently “p.60-66. “ I would like to get “60-66. » .
Problem 2 : In the citations when there is only two authors the output is currently “(Corrégé, & Hémonic, 2007)” I would like to get “(Corrégé et Hémonic, 2007)”
I developed another style where these two problems are solved but I don’t manage to solve this issue with the jrp style…
Problem 3 : I have seen in the forum that’s it’s now possible to have “et al.” in italic in the bibliography, but I don’t understand how to do it.
Thanks for your help
There are three problems I can´t solve and I would be pleased to have some help:
Problem 1: In the bibliography the output for the pages of a journal Article is currently “p.60-66. “ I would like to get “60-66. » .
Problem 2 : In the citations when there is only two authors the output is currently “(Corrégé, & Hémonic, 2007)” I would like to get “(Corrégé et Hémonic, 2007)”
I developed another style where these two problems are solved but I don’t manage to solve this issue with the jrp style…
Problem 3 : I have seen in the forum that’s it’s now possible to have “et al.” in italic in the bibliography, but I don’t understand how to do it.
Thanks for your help
<label variable="locator" suffix="." form="short" strip-periods="true"/>
delete it.
2. In the author-short macro, change the <name> element:
You now have:
<name form="short" and="symbol" delimiter=", " delimiter-precedes-last="always" initialize-with=". "/>
You want
<name form="short" and="text" delimiter=", " initialize-with=". "/>
3. Just add
<et-al font-style="italic"/>
directly under the <name> element in each macro where you want et al in italics.
You should also probably set the default langauge to french by including
default-locale="fr-FR"
in the <style> element at the top of the style.