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Which style are you using? Then it's easier to give advice. Usually, you'll find a sort section in the citation and bibliography part of a style (at the bottom). There you can set how things are sorted.
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Let's see what the others say. Making such a style is easy, cause the code is there and the et-al fix is simple. But it needs to make sense.
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The style currently is a dependent of the ACS style. Their guidelines are a bit funny in the way that they say the references can be in any style, but then further down give some more details incl. that no et-al should be used. We'd need to make an …
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I'll make the style.
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It should look something like this: American Sociological Association ASA http://www.zotero.org/styles/american-sociological-association-phd Julian Onions julian.onions@gmail.com T…
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Hi, 1. You can edit a post by hovering your mouse over a post, then clicking on the edit wheel that appears on the right hand side. 2. Please follow this guide for requesting a new style. Please don't make a new thread and follow it exactly and don…
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Interesting. I was only ever aware of webpage and post-weblog. That's what a lot of styles usually have set on the conditional to produce the URL+access data. thanks.
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That would be called a numerical style with the bibliographic sorting set by appearance, rather than alphabetical. Which journal is this for?
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To edit the american-sociological-association style to (Laclau 1977: 161): Go to line 170 where it says group delimiter=":" and change it to group delimiter=": ". For the authors' full names: Go to line 33 (the author macro) and add initialize="fa…
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@lwbaum This is an Elsevier journal and the citation style is just a dependent dummy style that links to the elsevier-harvard style. It was only giving URL+access dates for the item type webpage. We've added now that blog posts also are outputing…
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That's logged, but will take some time (weeks/few months).
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Great discussion here. I'll certainly look into making a video still. For a typical case where I start by using the sample citations to find a good match, select a style that is of good quality and then build it and upload it to the repository.
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I'll look at this in the coming days/weeks. thanks for reporting.
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Thanks for reporting this. Could you link to an open-access article, please?
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I'm on my phone (and haven't checked what's going on with the original style), but generally you can set to override the standard translation of the terms by adding a locale section into the style (between the info part and your first macro). Someth…
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Yes, 90% is in the visual editor. My first styles I wrote blind back in the day, but I'm way faster with the visual editor still.
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@sdflewrit783 Hi, Thank you for reaching out. Making a video is something I have thought about before. Especially now that you asked I'll make one. The most common case is making a style based on a style already on the repository. No need to ever s…
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Follow this to the T. No need to make a new thread. https://www.zotero.org/support/requesting_styles
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Yes, in that case, could you give me the Campbell and Pedersen example as adapted for your journal as outlined here? https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/wiki/Requesting-Styles That will save us a bunch of work.
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We can automatically generate dependent styles and I will do that for Diabetologia once you tell me which Springer style your journal uses. Then the users will automatically get the correct style.
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PR submitted: https://github.com/citation-style-language/journals/pull/74
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Continued here: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/75485/citation-style-incorrect#latest Please do not open several threads. That is standard forum etiquette. Also for me as a volunteer who helps with the citation styles, it makes my willingness …
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We have a whole suite of Springer styles. Does any of those suit your needs? https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=springer
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You can edit the style (see this https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step) and the submit a fix to the repository: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md If that all sounds…
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For the in-text citation it works like for the bibliography. If there is no sort section, you can just add one (after citation, before layout). Something like this (adapt to the macros in your style, of course) should work:
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You'd be looking at either changing the used citation style or editing one to match your requested format. 1. https://www.zotero.org/styles has all the thousands of available styles. 2. https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editin…
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The style is now available on the repository or within Zotero: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:seismological-research-letters
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Thanks for following the style request guidelines. I'll take it up in the list. Will take a good while though.
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@GerWil This style existed already as a dependent of the publisher's style Future Sciences Group: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:nanomedicine https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:future-science-group
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Solche Stile gibt's zu Hauf. Wenn du eine Quelle einfügst, nochmal auf den Namen klicken, dann kannst du auch noch die Seite einfügen. Ansonsten sind solche Stile sehr Standard. :)