Suppress Date in Short Title

danielaaronwebster

I am citing three volumes of the GCS (Die griechischen christlichen Schriftsteller).Two of them have the same editors, so the date is showing in the short title.How can I suppress this date?

(The workaround I am currently thinking about is to misspell an editor name (which will remove the date on volumes 2 and 3) with Früchtell, and then search the misspelled name and replace with the correct name [Früchtel] right before I submit.)

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danielaaronwebster

All, any ideas or suggestions on this?

damnation

You'll need to modify the citation style.If you tell us the citation style you are using we can give you more concrete help.

danielaaronwebster

Thanks!I am using Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (full note, short title subsequent)

danielaaronwebster

@damnation, do you have a suggestion?I am using Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (full note, short title subsequent)

damnation

In the style under "citation" and there in the "if = subsequent" you see a whole bunch of macros called.If you delete the call for the macro "date-disambiguate" it should remove the date for you.Line 1358.

See how to edit: 188BET靠谱吗//www.brodersterzo.com/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step

danielaaronwebster

That worked!Thanks!And if anyone is reading this, the line is "date-disambiguate" (not disambiguation)