"Style Request: CNSPFV"

palliadoc

Dear Zotero community,

We are a documentation center located in France and dedicated to the palliative care and end-of-life topics (non-profit organization). We have recently been using Zotero 5.0 to monitor new publications related to our topics and we produce monthly a bibliography that we share on our website :

http://vigipallia.spfv.fr/Documents/KiosqueDoc/Kiosque065_07082017_VigiPallia.pdf

Since we catch more and more documents, it becore harder to produce this bibliography manually. We then intend to create our own style, starting from the style « Zwitscher-Maschine ».

We were wondering if it is possible to concatenate the articles linked to a same publication, as it is possible to do with the author thanks to the attribute « subsequent-author-substitute ». Finally, is there any way to create hyperlink in the bibliography?

If needed, I could send the csl file we made (we want to share it but the hyperlink in the XML code is not working...).

Thank you in adavance!

The CNSPFV team

damnation

Hi,

Could you share your current code via a secret gist? https://gist.github.com/

palliadoc

Hi,
I have just added the actual code in a secret gist :
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/914ddf801a9d6947384dcd1f41db8391

I am not a pro of XLM so I might have made some mistakes.

Here are the citations exemple :

In-text citation:
We don't need the in-text citation so it doesn't matter.

Bibliography:

Comparative Political Studies, volume 40, numéro 3, 2007 (in bold)
- The varieties of capitalism and hybrid success (https://doi.org/10.1177/0010414006286542)
- other articles in that issue


n.b. I didn't had the P. A. Hall & D. Soskice book since we just monitor articles.

Thank you!

adamsmith

We were wondering if it is possible to concatenate the articles linked to a same publication, as it is possible to do with the author thanks to the attribute « subsequent-author-substitute ». Finally, is there any way to create hyperlink in the bibliography?

The answer to both of these questions is no, though. It's a "not at all" for the first question. For Hyperlinks, both Word and most website editors can auto convert URLs into hyperlinks, but that's about the extent of it.

damnation

- If you don't use the citation then move the code from the bibliography into citation and get rid of bibliography. the bibliography part is optional.
- With that, you can do the concatenation yourself, manually in your word processor. tiny bit of manual work, but that will get what you want.

Here an example: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/POBrien333/589493e4372472a12a20c2b338b18c6e/raw/59f1ce5f110014b4d7598dc03a38b0c04fbe4287/CNSPFV-Kiosque_v6-po.csl

Rintze

Well, it is possible to create a style that sorts articles in the bibliography alphabetically by publication, and print the publication on a separate line.

If you then create a style that produces output such as:


Bereavement Care
[Rumination following bereavement: an overview](http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02682621.2017.1349291)
BMC Palliative Care
[Volunteer navigation partnerships: Piloting a compassionate community approach to early palliative care](https://doi.org/10.1186/s12904-017-0210-3)
BMC Palliative Care
[Health care use and costs at the end of life: a comparison of elderly Australian decedents with and without a cancer history](https://doi.org/10.1186/s12904-017-0213-0)


You can then e.g. use a relatively simple Word macro to remove repeated publication titles, and a markdown-to-HTML converter to hyperlink the URLs.

palliadoc

Thank you all for your help, it is really appreciated. I will get rid of the part of the code that is not necessary and will investigate to manage the repeated publication titles and hyperlinks in Word.