Upgrade StorageSuppressing 'retrieved' metadata and url
I'm using Zotpress to get my (quite long) bibliography onto a WordPress wiki. It all works beautifully, but I have one issue that I cannot figure out. Right now I'm using the author-date citation style. For citation of newspaper articles I sometimes get this:
Houses Which Must Come Down. (1880, January 20). New York Times, p. 2. New York, N.Y., United States. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.offcampus.lib.washington.edu/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/93829150/abstract/36C16BB8B6CC4553PQ/19?accountid=xxxx
And sometimes this:
Disorderly Policemen.: Two Patrolmen Shooting at Each Other in a Station-House. (1882, September 19). New York Times, p. 8. New York, N.Y., United States.
I really do not want all this all the 'retrieved from' stuff in the first example for a lot of reasons, not least being the fact that my account id number is included. I would like to just strip such metadata from every entry.
So my question: do I have to do this manually, go to each record and delete the url? Because I've got over three hundred citations with this issue, and that would take a major time investment.
Thanks for whatever direction you can provide.
Houses Which Must Come Down. (1880, January 20). New York Times, p. 2. New York, N.Y., United States. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.offcampus.lib.washington.edu/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/93829150/abstract/36C16BB8B6CC4553PQ/19?accountid=xxxx
And sometimes this:
Disorderly Policemen.: Two Patrolmen Shooting at Each Other in a Station-House. (1882, September 19). New York Times, p. 8. New York, N.Y., United States.
I really do not want all this all the 'retrieved from' stuff in the first example for a lot of reasons, not least being the fact that my account id number is included. I would like to just strip such metadata from every entry.
So my question: do I have to do this manually, go to each record and delete the url? Because I've got over three hundred citations with this issue, and that would take a major time investment.
Thanks for whatever direction you can provide.
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You could use MLA style if that's an option -- URLs are not included in MLA citations.