Citation Style Help: Superscript citation number in bibliography
Hi all,
I'm trying to get the citation numbers to become superscript, without a space, at the beginning of the line in the bibliography. I tried making it like the <citation> field, but that didn't work so well. Can anyone help?
FWIW, this is related to the AIAA journal style, so if this has been done already, please point me there. I tried searching the forums but all I found was a request for the citation style.
Thanks!
Bryan
I'm trying to get the citation numbers to become superscript, without a space, at the beginning of the line in the bibliography. I tried making it like the <citation> field, but that didn't work so well. Can anyone help?
FWIW, this is related to the AIAA journal style, so if this has been done already, please point me there. I tried searching the forums but all I found was a request for the citation style.
Thanks!
Bryan
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<citation>
<option name="collapse" value="citation-number"/>
−
<sort>
<key variable="citation-number"/>
</sort>
−
<layout delimiter="," vertical-align="sup">
<text variable="citation-number"/>
</layout>
</citation>
This causes the citation number to be superscript at the location of the cursor when the citation is inserted. I would like the same superscript number to appear before the bibliographic entry.
Thanks!
Bryan
Thanks
Bryan
Good luck.
Also, does the vertical-align="base" fix, suggested here (http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/12112/verticalalign/#Item_0) work yet?
Thanks!
Bryan
Thanks!
Bryan
For patching Zotero, you're pretty much on your own. You need to find the place where zotero.jar is stored on your system, unpack it with "unzip" or a similar utiity, find the target file (csl.js), patch it with a "patch" utility (or by hand-editing the csl.js file with a text editor), and then repacking the file contents with the "zip" utility or something similar. The details of how all that works will depend on your operating system.
(Edit: @darthbith sorry for being unresponsive [I was asleep]. Very glad to hear you've gotten it sorted out.)
If I want to do that, where do I paste the code from the patch file?
Thanks!
Bryan
Bryan