false
true
, number citations will be used. If false
, author-year citations will be used.false
Default
Heading 1
Bibliography
author/editor
author/editor
&
AuthorLastSeparator
for in-text citations such as Smith & Jones (2001)
.,
]
[
Default
FormatCitations
is set to true
, the character format with the name given by this property will be applied to citations. The character format must be defined in your OpenOffice document.;
[Smith 2001; Jones 2002]
et al.
[Smith et al. 2001]
false
CitationCharacterFormat
controls which format should be applied, and the given format must be defined in your OpenOffice document. Any font settings and effects can be chosen within OpenOffice for your chosen character format.-
[4-6]
true
3
3
3
[4-6]
vs. [4; 5; 6]
.true
true
, multiple entries in the same citation are sorted chronologically, otherwise they are sorted alphabetically.BracketBefore
and BracketAfter
properties are the most important - they define which characters the citation number is wrapped in. The citation is composed as follows: [BracketBefore][Number][BracketAfter]
where [Number] is the number of the citation, determined according to the ordering of the bibliography and/or the position of the citation in the text. If a citation refers to several entries, these will be separated by the string given in the property CitationSeparator
(for instance, if CitationSeparator
=;, the citation could look like [2;4;6]
). If two or more of the entries have a series of consecutive numbers, the numbers can be grouped (for instance [2-4]
for 2, 3 and 4 or [2;5-7]
for 2, 5, 6 and 7). The property GroupedNumbersSeparator
(default -
) determines which string separates the first and last of the grouped numbers. The integer property MinimumGroupingCount
(default 3) determines what number of consecutive numbers is required before entries are grouped. If MinimumGroupingCount
=3, the numbers 2 and 3 will not be grouped, while 2, 3, 4 will be. If MinimumGroupingCount
=0, no grouping will be done regardless of the number of consecutive numbers.[BracketBefore][Author][YearSeparator][Year][BracketAfter]
where [Author] is the result of looking up the field or fields given in the AuthorField
property, and formatting a list of authors. The list can contain up to MaxAuthors
names - if more are present, the list will be composed as the first author plus the text specified in the property EtAlString
. If the property MaxAuthorsFirst
is given, it overrides MaxAuthors
the first time each citation appears in the text.AuthorField
property, they will be looked up successively if the first field is empty for the given entry. In the example above, the "author" field will be used, but if empty, the "editor" field will be used as a backup.AuthorSeparator
property, except for the last two names, which will be separated by the text given by AuthorLastSeparator
. If the property AuthorLastSeparatorInText
is given, it overrides the former for citations of the in-text type. This makes it possible to get citations like (Olsen & Jensen, 2008)
and Olsen and Jensen (2008)
for the same style.[Author][InTextYearSeparator][BracketBefore][Year][BracketAfter]
where [Author] and [Year] are resolved in exactly the same way as for the parenthesis citations.(Olsen, 2005a)
and (Olsen, 2005b)
. In the bibliography layout, the placement of the "uniquefier" letter is indicated explicitly by inserting the virtual field uniq
.(Olsen, 2005a, b)
rather than Olsen, 2005a; Olsen, 2005b)
. The grouped uniquefier letters (a and b in our example) will be separated by the string specified by the UniquefierSeparator
property.MultiCiteChronological
should be set to false.
.default
, followed by a '='. The default
layout will be used for all entry types for which an explicit layout hasn't been given.\field
markers with the appropriate field name (e.g. \author
for inserting the author names). Formatting information for the field can be included here, following JabRef's standard export layout syntax. Refer to JabRef's documentation on custom export filters for more information about which formatters are available and tooling hints.uniq
, typically right after the year (as shown in the example style file). The uniq
field is automatically set correctly for each entry before its reference text is laid out.BracketBeforeInList
and BracketAfterInList
override BracketBefore
and BracketAfter
if set. These can be used if you want different types of brackets (or no brackets) in the reference list. Note that these need not be brackets as such - they can be any combination of characters.libreoffice-java-common
is installed on Linux for LibreOffice 5, otherwise important libraries are missing.