<xsl:choose>
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<xsl:value-of select="msxsl:node-set($data)/general/stylename"/>
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</xsl:when>I am really sorry if these matters were discussed on this forum, but I couldn't find it...No. See the FAQ.
- Is it possible to add a sortkey for in-text citations according to the publication year? E.g. if I have citation like this (Author1 1950; Author2 1980; Author3 2010) and then I want to add Author4 2000, system will automatically add this entry at the end of citation, and not before Author3 2010?
Not out of the box. It would require some serious XSLT manipulation. I have been thinking about adding headers in a future version, but I'm lacking time. Note that using a tab would never be a good idea as bibliographies are build as HTML which does not understand the concept of tab. A table layout would be better there.
- Is it possible to create bibliography like this:
Author 1
2000 <tab> title
2005 <tab> title
Author 2
1980 <tab> title
1982 <tab> title
and so on?
From: Yves
I am really sorry if these matters were discussed on this forum, but I couldn't find it...No. See the FAQ.
- Is it possible to add a sortkey for in-text citations according to the publication year? E.g. if I have citation like this (Author1 1950; Author2 1980; Author3 2010) and then I want to add Author4 2000, system will automatically add this entry at the end of citation, and not before Author3 2010?
Not out of the box. It would require some serious XSLT manipulation. I have been thinking about adding headers in a future version, but I'm lacking time. Note that using a tab would never be a good idea as bibliographies are build as HTML which does not understand the concept of tab. A table layout would be better there.
- Is it possible to create bibliography like this:
Author 1
2000 <tab> title
2005 <tab> title
Author 2
1980 <tab> title
1982 <tab> title
and so on?
Alas, changing citation (edit field) does not work with Word 2013…It does. But realize that if you have hyperlinking turned on (that is, clicking on an in-text citation brings you to a bibliography entry), the default context menu might be overridden if you don't right-click in the exact correct place.