Upgrade StorageSome references only noted as footnotes
Currently I am developing a CSL-style called 'Leidraad', accordingly to the Dutch legal reference style 'Leidraad voor Juridische auteurs'.
I need help with a part of it. Some things only must be in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography. E.g.: a legal_case of legislation must be in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography. The actual rule (of the Leidraad-reference style) is that everything that does not have an author, editor or editorial-director must be referenced in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography.
Any tips to do that?
I need help with a part of it. Some things only must be in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography. E.g.: a legal_case of legislation must be in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography. The actual rule (of the Leidraad-reference style) is that everything that does not have an author, editor or editorial-director must be referenced in a footnote but may not be in the bibliography.
Any tips to do that?
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What I'd recommend doing is to sort the bibliography so that these items come last, see e.g. here for a how to.
http://blogs.eui.eu/zotero/sort-a-bibliography-by-type.html
I also have something along those lines implemented in the Australian Guide for Legal Citations if you're looking for an example.