Upgrade StorageAbbreviation in footnote leads to suppression of semicolon
I have the following problem: in my footnote, I want my source to look like this "first source, p. 27 f.; next source" - the "f." stands for "following pages".
Unfortunately, if I put "f." as a suffix to the page, the semicolon between the two sources will disappear. If I put "f.;" as a suffix to the page, there will be two semicolons between two sources.
Can anyone tell me how I can fix this?
Unfortunately, if I put "f." as a suffix to the page, the semicolon between the two sources will disappear. If I put "f.;" as a suffix to the page, there will be two semicolons between two sources.
Can anyone tell me how I can fix this?
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pageandlocatorvariables in a simple snippet of CSL). I'll need more detail.This is how part of my CSL-thing (I am sorry for the amateur-language, I am definitely not a pro at this) looks:
citation
layout delimiter="; " suffix="."
choose
...
else-if type="book"
group delimiter=", "
text macro="autor-editor-note"/
text variable="title" form="short"/
text macro="locator-with-label"/
/group
/else-if
Please imagine the "<"/">"-signs, because the page will not post my comment, if I put the code in.
If I use the Zotero-Add-In for Microsoft Word, then I can choose my (multiple) source(s) and a mask will open, where I can put in the page-number and an individual prefix/suffix. If I put "f." as a suffix to my first source, but also have additional sources, then it should look like this in the citation (footnote): "author, title, p. 27 f.; author, title, p. 23 f.; author, title,... ." - unfortunately it looks like this: "author, title, p. 27 f. author, title, p. 23 f. author, title,... ."
Does this help? Thank you in advance!
https://validator.citationstyles.org/