et-al and small-caps
Hi everybody,
I am using the following names element in my style
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8e601f73998d726d828f
as you can see it uses the et-al as well as the small-caps feature. Now when I apply this names element to a e.g. a book with 4 authors I receive a properly rendered names list in small-caps and the et-al term appended also in small-caps.
Now my question: is it somehow possible to have the et-al term not render in small-caps?
Thanks in advance
Thomas
I am using the following names element in my style
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8e601f73998d726d828f
as you can see it uses the et-al as well as the small-caps feature. Now when I apply this names element to a e.g. a book with 4 authors I receive a properly rendered names list in small-caps and the et-al term appended also in small-caps.
Now my question: is it somehow possible to have the et-al term not render in small-caps?
Thanks in advance
Thomas
<name delimiter="/"
delimiter-precedes-et-al="never"
et-al-min="3"
et-al-use-first="3"
form="short"
font-variant="small-caps"/>
<et-al font-variant="normal"/>
</names>
should work, but haven't tested.
OK, it works - now that's it, I declare to be one of the biggest fans of Zotero and CSL, that is good, better, best, bestest - definitively beyond everything I was expecting.
OK I know XML, still it took me only 4 days of intensive work to set up and get runnig and further 4 days to shape everything to what is expected from me in terms of citation.
So E I G H T D A Y S which will save me hours and hours and hours of headache spending getting my citation and bibliography correctly done.
!!! Please keep that effort up !!!
Yours sincerely
Thomas
If your style is of broader interest (see our criteria at https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/wiki/Criteria-for-Accepting-Styles ), please consider contributing it to the repository:
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md