Upgrade StorageLiteral author in lower case VS family name in small caps
Hi,
I am trying to modify a Zotero style to create this difference:
- When an author (or editor, etc) is only a literal name (only one box) : in lower case
- When an author (or editor, etc) is a family name + a given name (two boxes) : given name in lower case and family name in small caps.
My style permits to do correctly the second thing, but not the first. For literal name, with the current style, it produces the name in small caps (for example DEPARTMENT OF STATE, instead of Department of State).
Here is the style : https://github.com/Mihanasan/VarenneZoteroStyle/blob/main/normes-institut-varenne essai.csl
(first time I use github, if it's not working, please tell me !)
Thank you so much in advance for your help !
Miha
I am trying to modify a Zotero style to create this difference:
- When an author (or editor, etc) is only a literal name (only one box) : in lower case
- When an author (or editor, etc) is a family name + a given name (two boxes) : given name in lower case and family name in small caps.
My style permits to do correctly the second thing, but not the first. For literal name, with the current style, it produces the name in small caps (for example DEPARTMENT OF STATE, instead of Department of State).
Here is the style : https://github.com/Mihanasan/VarenneZoteroStyle/blob/main/normes-institut-varenne essai.csl
(first time I use github, if it's not working, please tell me !)
Thank you so much in advance for your help !
Miha
When exporting citations with the JSON format with single-field names, it's written as "literal" author, while if two fields, it's family and given names... If it's not possible, I'll do it manually, my paper is not long.
Thank you to both of you for your quick answer !
I can't wait for CSL 1.1.0, this difference is so important in the legal field...
Wish you a wonderful end of the year !