Replacing ", p.XX" with ": XX" for in-text citations in Journal of Management Style

fmaendli

Hello,

I noted that the current version of the Journal of Management Style ( 188BET靠谱吗//www.brodersterzo.com/styles/journal-of-management188BET靠谱吗) in the Zotero Style Repository is based on an old version of the journal's style guide, in the most recent version (2017), in-text citations are reported using ":" instead of ", p.".

I have read what is posted in this forum and elsewhere, but I did not manage to make the entire change of the format.


How can I modify the style in a way that I get the ": " before the page number instead of the ", p."?

Any help is appreciated!

poettli

If the style in the repository is outdated, the best is to directly update it on the server, so everyone can have an access to it.Could you link to the journal guidelines?And provide a list of what should be changed?

fmaendli

Hi Poettli,

Thanks a lot for the reply and indeed, this is probably the best way to do this.
Here is the link to the most recent style guide from Journal of Management:
https://journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/cmscontent/JOM/JOM_Style_Guide_revised_2024-1705959439.pdf

As of now I noted two problems:

1) In-text citations using "Author(s), YEAR, p.XX" format instead of "Author(s), YEAR: XX".

2) Conference proceedings labelled with a page indication such as "(pp.XX–XX)" after the title of the proceedings, this is not explicitly mentioned in the guidelines but the guidelines never ever use p.or pp.for any type of source.

E.g.: Author(s), YEAR.Paper title.Proceedings of the XYZ conference (pp.XX–XX).
Should be: Author(s), YEAR.Paper title.Proceedings of the XYZ conference: XX-XX.

Note that there is also a related thread form a couple of years ago where the journal's style guide also received an older update ( 188BET靠谱吗https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/58015/update-to-journal-of-management-style).188BET靠谱吗From what I understand the stylesheet of Zotero was never updated on these issues.

Thanks for your help with this!

damnation

For the proceedings issue, if you find an actual example in a published paper I'd been more keen to make that change.If it's not documented I'm not really convinced.

In the meantime, this fixes the first issue and some other smaller things.
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/295ef46df013bcf8d1623a121e9975b81133dfea/journal-of-management.csl

fmaendli

Thanks a lot for the hint, indeed this helps with some of the problems.

Regarding the proceedings, here is a published example:
https://doi.org/10.1177/0149206320969787

Right now it displays as such (using the one you provided on Github):
Jing, L.-P., Huang, H.-K., & Shi, H.-B.2002.Improved feature selection approach TFIDF in text mining.Proceedings of the International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics: (Vol.2, pp.944–946).Beijing, China: IEEE.

Where "Proceedings of the International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics:" is in italics.

If I follow the published example from above, it should be:

Jing, L.-P., Huang, H.-K., & Shi, H.-B.2002.Improved feature selection approach TFIDF in text mining.In Proceedings of the International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics: 944–946.Beijing, China: IEEE.

Note that here there is an added "In" before the word Proceedings, the volume is now not included, the pages reporting stle changes, there are no brackets around volume and page range, and the conference title is not in italics anymore.

damnation

Great, thanks for digging out an example.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/ebae17dd5dab8d22832f738545ef9887a4c80570/journal-of-management.csl

YuDiamond

188BET靠谱吗As we all know, when I drop an item to zotero note, there will generate a citation of that item, and then if I click the citation, zotero will focus on that item.188BET靠谱吗Moreover, I can copy the citation and paste to any place of zotero note, and it is still clickable.

my question is, how can I get the citation to clipboard directly just like dropping operation above?Can you give me some javascript code or anything useful ?

tloewen

You can duplicate a citation style and then edit the code.You don't need to have coding skills really to change basic things like italics and : or !etc.If you want to do this let me know and I'll give me details.I have to do this bc my orgs will say "APA6" when they obviously are using 7- things like that.