Upgrade Storagestyle corrections - Chicago (author-date)
I've noticed two issues with the Chicago Manual of Style (author-date) citation style.
First, per the CMS, the bibliography is supposed to be fully alphabetized. It currently divides references into (at least?) two separate alphabetized lists.
Second, the date for newspapers and magazines is missing the year.
In the past, I would have updated this myself, but I am a bit rusty when it comes to uploading style corrections.
cc: @fbennett this also applies to the JM Taylor & Francis - Chicago Manual of Style , which is how I discovered it.
First, per the CMS, the bibliography is supposed to be fully alphabetized. It currently divides references into (at least?) two separate alphabetized lists.
Second, the date for newspapers and magazines is missing the year.
In the past, I would have updated this myself, but I am a bit rusty when it comes to uploading style corrections.
cc: @fbennett this also applies to the JM Taylor & Francis - Chicago Manual of Style , which is how I discovered it.
In the 16th edition, the year isn't repeated for Newspapers, so that's by design, but in the 17th edition it is and I'm seeing it.
Both styles are sorted by
author, then date, then title.
I would assume the sorting is related to Juris-m; the styles have never indicated anything other than the current sorting.
While I have you, could I ask you to try out a new workflow I'm trying out for style testing? If you join the public group JM Style Tests, you should be able to create a collection "chicago-author-date." If you drop a newspaper item there (and anything else that needs checking), I can build a standard test for it, to be sure that behavior of the JM version of the style is aligned as well.