Upgrade StorageAdding "language" when not English
As some of my sources are not in English, I need references that are not in English to denote it in the end of every item in the bibliography. I started changing the CSL macro, but I need some help.
In the first stage, I successfully managed to add the value from the field “language”, using the following:
---
<macro name="language">
<if variable="language" match="any">
<text variable="language" prefix=" (" suffix=")" text-case="capitalize-first"/>
</if>
</macro>
---
What I’d like to do now, is to complicated this, and to make it add the value in “language” only if the value is not “English”.
I thought that it should be something like:
---
<macro name="language">
<if variable="language" value="English">
</if>
<else>
<text variable="language" prefix=" (" suffix=")" text-case="capitalize-first"/>
</else>
</macro>
---
But this doesn't work. I guess you need something other than “value=”English”” - right?
In the first stage, I successfully managed to add the value from the field “language”, using the following:
---
<macro name="language">
<if variable="language" match="any">
<text variable="language" prefix=" (" suffix=")" text-case="capitalize-first"/>
</if>
</macro>
---
What I’d like to do now, is to complicated this, and to make it add the value in “language” only if the value is not “English”.
I thought that it should be something like:
---
<macro name="language">
<if variable="language" value="English">
</if>
<else>
<text variable="language" prefix=" (" suffix=")" text-case="capitalize-first"/>
</else>
</macro>
---
But this doesn't work. I guess you need something other than “value=”English”” - right?
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You can ignore the stuff on installing external abbreviation lists. Essentially all you need to do is: (1) set the proper language tag value in the Language field ("en" for English, "fr" for French, etc.); (2) render the "language" field in your style with form="short"; and (3) through the Classic word processor dialog and the "abbrevs." popup, select the "Places" list and enter the appropriate values for each language tag, setting "en" to "{suppress}".
The transformed entries will only appear in the word processor; you will get the literal content when generating bibliographies in Zotero itself.