Changes to Juris-M Indigo Book Law Review style

evelyndouek · July 29, 2020

Hi

In the past week or so for websites, Juris-M Indigo Book Law Review style has started using "last visited" dates, rather than the "date" field for footnotes -- how can I change it back?

adamsmith · July 29, 2020

cc @fbennett

evelyndouek · July 30, 2020

re-upping this if anyone has any ideas!

trying to teach myself how to code to change the style manually does NOT seem like a good idea...

bwiernik · July 30, 2020

Can you export an item that is being rendered wrong to CSL-JSON, upload it to Dropbox or gist.github.com or similar, and link here?

evelyndouek · July 30, 2020

sure! how's this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xcg31zch2b1vks1/NYT sample.rdf?dl=0

To be clear - it's every web page file. And the files look fine in Juris-M itself -- it's only when I use the plug in in Word to add a footnote that it renders wrong with the "last visited" date rather than the date of the article -- eg

Anton Troianovski, Fighting False News in Ukraine, Facebook Fact Checkers Tread a Blurry Line - The New York Times, N.Y. Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/26/world/europe/ukraine-facebook-fake-news.html (last visited Jul. 27, 2020).