Remove publisher from journal article citation

Fintonhanks
I am using a custom citation style and want to make it so that when I cite a journal article it reads Author, title, Publication volume, (date), page.

At the moment in the citation code I have added reads

















But it then produced the citation

Jason McGraw, ‘Spectacles of Freedom: Public Manumissions, Political Rhetoric, and Citizen Mobilisation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Colombia’, Slavery & abolition, 32 (Abingdon: Routledge, 2011), pp. 269–288.

How can I make it remove the publisher so the brackets just read (2011)?
  • damnation
    Without seeing the code it's hard to pinpoint, but set a conditional for the publisher info for only the item types that need it (e.g. book, chapter, paper-conference, thesis).
  • Fintonhanks
    Thank you, I think I have done that? But it didn't seem to work.

    Hopefully, you can see the code in this photo. I essentially wrote if type="journal article" then told it to only include the date. This did not seem to change anything.

    https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u10956490/dxxnv0ire1nz9uba6588.png

    Thank you for your help!
  • adamsmith
    we don't know what's in the macros. Post the whole style to pastebin.com or a comparable site where we don't have to download it to look at the code.
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