HowTo: auto-add brackets if author suppressed
Dear community,
Does anybody know how to auto-add brackets if "suppress author" is activated?
I've customized my favourite style (Harvard Reference format 1 (author-date, German)) so as not to include brackets in a normal inline citation.
normal: Assmann 2009: 9
suppress author: (2009: 9)
I'd highly appreciate either a HowTo guide, or somebody accepting this noble challenge ;)
You can find the customized version in my dropbox: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/66760474/harvard-reference-format-1-author-date-german-edited.csl
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Cheers,
Ivo
Does anybody know how to auto-add brackets if "suppress author" is activated?
I've customized my favourite style (Harvard Reference format 1 (author-date, German)) so as not to include brackets in a normal inline citation.
normal: Assmann 2009: 9
suppress author: (2009: 9)
I'd highly appreciate either a HowTo guide, or somebody accepting this noble challenge ;)
You can find the customized version in my dropbox: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/66760474/harvard-reference-format-1-author-date-german-edited.csl
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Cheers,
Ivo
What's the use case more specifically?
I am working in the field of Political Science, if you mean that by use case.
I simply would've liked it to work that way. But if you say it can't be done, so be it.
Just out of curiosity: is it impossible because there's no "author-suppressed" variable? Which is what I was unsuccessfully searching for while messing around with the visual CSL editor with my rookie skills.
Thank you for answering though!
I was just curious for what type of citation style/practice that would be useful - I've never seen that in polisci, neither in Germany nor in the US.