Style Request: SHB Berlin

Tobi L

Hello,

could anyone help me creating a new citation style?

I need the following output:

Mares, I. (2001): Firms and the welfare state: When, why, and how does social policy matter to employers?, New York 2001.


Campbell, J. L./Pederson, O. K. (2007): The varieties of capitalism and hybrid success, in: Comp. Polit. Stud., (2007), Nr. 3, S. 307-332.

It would be great, if it is possible to show the author in italic and small caps.

Another important style is needed for online citation, too. It should look like:
Name (Year): Title of the page, online: Internet address, release date, day of the call.

Here is the name in italic and small caps.

For your help i will be very thankful.

Regards
Tobi

Tobi L

No one can help?

adamsmith

Sorry, I don't do any styles for specific universities/departments (both because the number of potential users is smaller and because I don't think they should exist in the first place) and I don't think anyone else does, either.
You can see how far you get with http://editor.citationstyles.org/visualEditor/ and we can help with specific questions (within reason).

LiborA

@Tobi L: How adamsmith wrote. In the first step try to find a similar style on http://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/ and then we can help you with its editing. Is there any "guide" defined this style?

Tobi L

Hey Guys,

thank you for Feedback. If have tried to use the Editor and it looks a little better:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7yz32ihkg05yaqy/steinbeis-hochschule-berlin.csl?dl=0

But i have problems to show the issue-date in the different ways (using different styles for prefix/suffix).

As defined style i have used "Deutsches Archäologisches Institut".

adamsmith

But i have problems to show the issue-date in the different ways (using different styles for prefix/suffix).

could you give an example for what you mean here? I don't follow.

LiborA

@Tobi L: if you mean "2001" and "(2001)" in "Mares" example, then you can use two possible ways:
The first way is based on two macros "date 1" and "date 2". In one macro you can define brackets in preffix and suffix. In the second macro you do not define prefix and suffix.
The second (and I think a better) way is one macro "date" without suffix and prefix. Brackets will be defined in macro call - in your csl change line 258 from <date date-parts="year" variable="issued" prefix="(" suffix="):"> to <date date-parts="year" variable="issued"> and in parts where you need brackets change <text macro="date"/> to <text macro="date" prefix="(" suffix=")"/>. [Note: I suggest to use group delimiter instead of suffix for ":"]

Tobi L

@adamsmith: now the citation is like:

McInnis – Nelson (2011):
Shaping the body politic: Art and political formation in early america Charlottesville, VA (2011):)

but should look like this:

McInnis – Nelson (2011):
Shaping the body politic: Art and political formation in early america Charlottesville, VA 2011.

The inline citation differs too. (I only need the name and date in brackets and the page/s).


@LiborA: Thanks for coding. I've tried to add a new macro but it doesnt work.
How can i differ between the parts in the described second way?