Upgrade StorageHow to add p. / pp. when the page numbers are defined in the citation, not the bibliographic entry?
I had to add p. / pp. to the Chicago Manual of Style and figured out that I could get it to work by adding
<label variable="page" form="short" suffix=". "/>
right before
<text variable="page" />
Great! Works like a charm for any biblographic entries which have specific page numbers attached to them. However, if I cite {Smith, pp.23-28} I still get {Smith, 23-28} with no pp. ? Where can I control those page number labels? Is there a different variable name for that?
<label variable="page" form="short" suffix=". "/>
right before
<text variable="page" />
Great! Works like a charm for any biblographic entries which have specific page numbers attached to them. However, if I cite {Smith, pp.23-28} I still get {Smith, 23-28} with no pp. ? Where can I control those page number labels? Is there a different variable name for that?
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<label variable="locator" form="short" suffix=" "/>somewhere around line 363 (edit: depending on the logic you want)