[Marine Policy, p. 222] ???

chris_b
Hey guys,

I was wondering if this kinda style is existing:
[Marine Policy, p.222]

Example for books:
[2, p.456; 3, p.223]

Example for journals:
[2-11]


If there are both, it should look like:
[2, p.222; 4,8,10-22]


So the Marine Policy style fits perfect except the "PAGE" for BOOKS is missing.

In the bibliography there should be the numbers like
[1] author.... et al. Zoteromagazin 2012...
just like basic IEEE stlye.

In the IEEE style the page appears, but the citations are according to the styleguide [5],[6]... but i like the [5-11].

I was actually trying to edit this stuff, but my programming skills are almost not existing.

Thx for your help.

Best regards,
Chris
  • adamsmith
    edited May 31, 2013
    what is this for? Modifying IEEE accordingly would be trivial
    just change
    <layout delimiter=", ">
    <group prefix="[" suffix="]" delimiter=", ">
    <text variable="citation-number"/>
    <text macro="citation-locator"/>
    </group>
    </layout>

    to
    <layout delimiter=", " prefix="[" suffix="]">
    <group delimiter=", ">
    <text variable="citation-number"/>
    <text macro="citation-locator"/>
    </group>
    </layout>
  • chris_b
    edited May 31, 2013
    hey,

    thx for your answer! :)
    I tried to change it.. but well... i cannot find the <layout delimiter=", "> and well.. it looks pretty different. to be honest, i'm a noob in programming as u can see.

    i tried it with this editor:
    http://editor.citationstyles.org/codeEditor/

    just dl the ieee from the zotero page:
    http://www.zotero.org/styles/ieee

    and moved it 'drag and drop' in my firefox window. then i was lookig for the codelines u wrote with 'strg+f'. there are unfortunately no such lines :-/.

    there is also this "doi and isbn" in the ieee, right? also dont need those... but i guess i can change that with the visual editor on that page, right?

    to answer ur question, it's the style my university prefers.
  • adamsmith
    not sure what to say. The lines are definitely there:
    https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/ieee.csl#L217
  • chris_b
    edited May 31, 2013
    WOW!

    I thought this is an older version, so it's better to use the one from zotero. it workes perfectly! thx a lot! ;)

    best regards,
    chris

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