Adapt McGill to my needs (capitalize author)
Dears,
I really like the McGill style but I need to make small adaptations for my university (in France).
Here is the style:
https://pastebin.com/Xf6eas9C
For both notes and bibliography I would need to have the last name in small caps followed by the initials of the first name.
Right now it looks like:
"Jason Hanna, Ed Payne et Steve Almasy, « 21 dead at Radison Blu hotel in Mali », CNN (21 novembre 2015), en ligne : CNN (consulté le 31 décembre 2018)."
I'd like to have:
HANNA, J., PAYNE, E., et ALMASY, S., « 21 dead at Radison Blu hotel in Mali », CNN (21 novembre 2015), en ligne : CNN (consulté le 31 décembre 2018).
Then I also need when I'm using the reference for a second or third time to have the same aspect for name and surname.
Instead of:
"Hanna, supra note 619."
I'd like to have:
"HANNA, supra note 619." or "HANNA, J., supra note 619"
I'd would really love if someone would help me amend the style in the right direction because right now I feel utterly dumb and useless, and I really need to polish this part of my thesis before posting it.
Thanks a million guys!
I really like the McGill style but I need to make small adaptations for my university (in France).
Here is the style:
https://pastebin.com/Xf6eas9C
For both notes and bibliography I would need to have the last name in small caps followed by the initials of the first name.
Right now it looks like:
"Jason Hanna, Ed Payne et Steve Almasy, « 21 dead at Radison Blu hotel in Mali », CNN (21 novembre 2015), en ligne : CNN (consulté le 31 décembre 2018)."
I'd like to have:
HANNA, J., PAYNE, E., et ALMASY, S., « 21 dead at Radison Blu hotel in Mali », CNN (21 novembre 2015), en ligne : CNN (consulté le 31 décembre 2018).
Then I also need when I'm using the reference for a second or third time to have the same aspect for name and surname.
Instead of:
"Hanna, supra note 619."
I'd like to have:
"HANNA, supra note 619." or "HANNA, J., supra note 619"
I'd would really love if someone would help me amend the style in the right direction because right now I feel utterly dumb and useless, and I really need to polish this part of my thesis before posting it.
Thanks a million guys!
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/adam3smith/7777c125de8a2e1d4a246daf9167475f/raw/5d9ded8e9e343579a66e66855ba5eb96c60fe846/mcgill-fr-custom1.csl
Thanks a lot for your helping hand, I'm getting closer.
Here is the result with your proposal : https://ibb.co/QH3xtZC
I still need to solve four problems :
1 - For some reason the style won't let me use small caps. I've tried replacing "uppercase" in your code with "small-caps" but it simply won't do.
2 - For some reason Zotero won't add a period after initals. It should look like:
"HANNA, J., PAYNE, E., etc." and with your code it looks like: "HANNA, J, PAYNE, E, etc."
3 - I need subsequent notes in small caps as well and right now it's lowercase.
4 - According to my supervisor I need bibliography to look exactly like notes "HANNA, J., PAYNE, E., etc.". Right now it's lowercase etc. :(
Any idea would be much appreciated! Thanks a lot!
The periods are removed because of strip-periods="true" when contributors-note is actually used. You probably want to remove most strip-periods="true" in the style.