This project provides a CSL style suitable for Ridley College. It is based on the Society of Biblical Literature (2nd Edition, full note) style, but with tweaks to better match Ridley's specification.
After a recent update to the citeproc package, yarn test no longer allows tests to pass. This is under investigation. yarn chrome should be used instead until this issue is resolved. This is causing the TravisCI build to fail.
Download or clone the repo, and from a terminal window cd to the root folder of the project. Restore the required node packages, and then run the tests.
`yarn`
`yarn test`
Note that the use of PhantomJS may cause issues. If you are unable to run tests using the above command, you can run the tests through Chrome.
`yarn chrome`
As Zotero does not have a shortContainerTitle field for dictionary entries, the short container name (DJG in this case, cited in the First Footnote citation) is placed in the Note field (appears as Extra in Zotero).
Zotero does not support multiple publishers / places. In order to include two (or more) publishers, one method (and the method used for the test) is to combine the first publisher and the second publisher and place into the one field. For example:
Place: Grand Rapids
Publisher: Eerdmans; Nottingham: Apollos
Classic works have been excluded from this CSL style at this point. The fix would require labelling the entry with type classic, which can be done easily enough (e.g. by entering type: classic in the Notes / Extras field), as well as some other additional entries. However, the classic type is not part of the standard CSL specification - it is part of the CSL-M extensions. Zotero throws validation errors if a CSL style using CSL-M extensions is used, and with the additional complexity in entering document details, it is felt that at this stage, classic works can wait until a later version of Zotero.
To include the text Kindle edition in the citation, this text should be placed in the locator specification. For example:
Kindle edition, ch. 14, ‘Parables: Interpretive Method’
In order to better display multiple references in a single citation, a period has been added to the end of Blog Post references (if they are the only / last item). See #5.
More information will be added as the author gets time...