Aloha all,
Journals in my field typically require Word files :( Lately, I've
been exporting to .docx with the pandoc exporter and I'm generally
pleased with the results.
I'm running into a problem with a particular CSL style file,
journal-of-archaeological-research.csl, which I set up like this:
#+bibliography: /home/dk/Library/texmf/tsd-bib/tsd.bib
#+cite_export: csl
/home/dk/Library/csl/journal-of-archaeological-research.csl
The problem is that journal names are set using sentence case,
when I want them to just use what I've entered in tsd.bib.
Here is one example of incorrect output:
Wilson, W. H. (2018). The Northern Outliers-East Polynesian
hypothesis expanded. Journal of
the polynesian society 127: 389–423.
Here is the corresponding entry in tsd.bib:
@Article{wilson18:_north_outlier_east_polyn,
file = {wilson18:_north_outlier_east_polyn.pdf},
pages = {389--423},
number = {4},
volume = {127},
date = {2018},
journaltitle = {Journal of the Polynesian Society},
title = {The {N}orthern {O}utliers-{E}ast {P}olynesian
hypothesis expanded},
author = {William H. Wilson}
}
Note that Polynesian Society -> polynesian society.
I took a look at the .csl file and didn't find a text-case
attribute responsible for the conversion to lower case.
I'm lost now. Is the journal name conversion handled by
oc-csl.el, citeproc-el, or by pandoc and its tool chain?
Any advice on what I might try next?
All the best,
Tom
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Thomas S. Dye
https://tsdye.online/tsdye
