Upgrade StorageNew Style Request: Central European History
Hi Everyone,
The journal Central European History requires footnotes for archival documents to be in the following order:
Archive (usually abbreviation), Name of Holding, File Number (etc.), Author of document, “Title of document” [or Type of document, if no title], Date of document.
Link to style instructions: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/central-european-history/information/instructions-contributors
I tried searching the style repository by example and by name but it doesn't seem possible to preview what a citation for archival material will look like in either case. I also had a try editing the CSL myself but the Chicago Style is a beast. I would really appreciate some help with either creating this new style or pointing me to a similar style that can list archive & folio before the author and title.
I realize that you normally require the Campbell & Penderson and Mares citation examples but since these are not archival documents they won't help us much in this case. Hopefully, an example of the style I am seeking will be more helpful:
SAPMO-BArch, DY30/2525, Egon Krenz, "Aktennotiz über ein Telefonat mit Oskar Lafontaine", April 19, 1983.
The journal Central European History requires footnotes for archival documents to be in the following order:
Archive (usually abbreviation), Name of Holding, File Number (etc.), Author of document, “Title of document” [or Type of document, if no title], Date of document.
Link to style instructions: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/central-european-history/information/instructions-contributors
I tried searching the style repository by example and by name but it doesn't seem possible to preview what a citation for archival material will look like in either case. I also had a try editing the CSL myself but the Chicago Style is a beast. I would really appreciate some help with either creating this new style or pointing me to a similar style that can list archive & folio before the author and title.
I realize that you normally require the Campbell & Penderson and Mares citation examples but since these are not archival documents they won't help us much in this case. Hopefully, an example of the style I am seeking will be more helpful:
SAPMO-BArch, DY30/2525, Egon Krenz, "Aktennotiz über ein Telefonat mit Oskar Lafontaine", April 19, 1983.
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Can you help here? Let me know if I can do anything.