Upgrade StorageJournal abbreviation with dots in bibliography
Dear all,
I'm creating my own citation style and currently stuck with a problem. In the bibliography, instead of using journal abbreviation like 'NEW ENGL J MED' I'd like to add dots after the abbreviated words like 'NEW ENGL. J. MED.'. How can I add these dots?
Thanks a lot for providing your thoughts:)
Min
I'm creating my own citation style and currently stuck with a problem. In the bibliography, instead of using journal abbreviation like 'NEW ENGL J MED' I'd like to add dots after the abbreviated words like 'NEW ENGL. J. MED.'. How can I add these dots?
Thanks a lot for providing your thoughts:)
Min
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adamsmithcurrently the only way to do this is to have the abbreviation in Zotero with periods. Zotero can strip them, but not add them (the fact that "New" doesn't get a period tells you why).
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veronica_lmThank you very much Smith! Some crazy journal asks me to do this. Really hope there is only one citation style!
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