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Hello,
I am writing an article and what is requested is a sort of mixture of Chicago with footnotes and Chicago with in-text citations.
=> The first time a reference shows up, it needs to be a footnote with full citation:
Lawrence Venuti, The Translator’s Invisibility: A History of Translation, Londres/New York, Routledge, 1995, p. 20
... then when the same reference shows up again, just an in-text citation:
(Venuti, 1995, p. 10-11)
I wonder if there is any style that already exists that does that?
... in which case I can either use it and make a few corrections when it is done, or create my own .csl with it, with only a few minor corrections.
Concerning the BIBLIOGRAPHY, they have a few unusual requests too, such as the author's name in full caps, but since my bibliography is not extremely long, I can probably just modify that by hand (or possibly modify the .csl, but I'm only a beginner in .csl, so this is likely to be much longer and not necessarily reusable anytime soon).
Can anyone help me with that?
I am writing an article and what is requested is a sort of mixture of Chicago with footnotes and Chicago with in-text citations.
=> The first time a reference shows up, it needs to be a footnote with full citation:
Lawrence Venuti, The Translator’s Invisibility: A History of Translation, Londres/New York, Routledge, 1995, p. 20
... then when the same reference shows up again, just an in-text citation:
(Venuti, 1995, p. 10-11)
I wonder if there is any style that already exists that does that?
... in which case I can either use it and make a few corrections when it is done, or create my own .csl with it, with only a few minor corrections.
Concerning the BIBLIOGRAPHY, they have a few unusual requests too, such as the author's name in full caps, but since my bibliography is not extremely long, I can probably just modify that by hand (or possibly modify the .csl, but I'm only a beginner in .csl, so this is likely to be much longer and not necessarily reusable anytime soon).
Can anyone help me with that?
What you can do is write the entire style as in-text and then simply insert footnotes for the first citation manually, but obviously this won't automatically adjust things if you later add a citation to the same item before the first one.
@bwiernik I don't understand what you mean by "first line".
It reads:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Which part is it I must change to "intext"?
... or did you mean the first line AFTER the title?
http://www.zotero.org/styles/chicago-fullnote-bibliography
Is it "fullnote" that needs to be replaced by "intext"?
category citation-format="note"/
Here I replace "note" with "intext" and that's all?
Is it not supposed to?
I have:
xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" class="note" version="1.0" demote-non-dropping-particle="display-and-sort" page-range-format="chicago"
Should I replace class="note" with class="intext"
I think I will just start from Chicago and check out all the notes that have been reduced to author-page number, then replace that note with brackets in the text.
This should not take too long, hopefully.
I wish you a beautiful day.
So, as far as the article is concerned, I did what I mentioned above, that is start from the "basic" Chicago 17th full note that was there, and just had a few modifications to make.
Nonetheless, I also tried your suggestion, just out of curiosity, and it does put allth references in the text (first reference in full, then just short references), but without brackets. I suppose that something else would need to be changed in the .csl for it to be fully functional as an in-text style WITH brackets.
Thank you all for your help, really!
It's just incredible that each time I write an article, I click on "additional styles" and look for the journal, but it's never there, despite the hundreds (thousands?) of references there. Just bad luck, I guess.
I suppose it is possible to request a style, but I don't know how long it would take to work it out (and is it worth it? Would it be reused?).
(better do that well ahead of submitting)
I have contact the university library, but no one is able to provide a training session on that (Just basic stuff on Zotero, but not on .csl).
Concerning the styles, I will think about it next time. The problem is that, this time, they only gave me the style sheet THIS Monday to "apply it to my article", which I handed in at the end of January. Next time, I will ASK them to give it to me earlier and have a look at the link you have kindly provided.
I can never thank you enough for Zotero 6. The integration of the .pdf reader is just SOOO perfect! :-)