Dear Bram,

First of all, thanks to Atmire and the University of Bordeaux for providing 
a free and open-source patch that allowed exporting of items in different 
citation styles. We have implemented it already in our institutional 
repository since we find it very useful.

I would like to ask for clarifications though, with regards to the mapping 
of metadata in the configuration file csl-citation.xml. Since our 
repository mostly contains journal articles and conference papers, we must 
include the source (eg Journal title, Book title, Conference proceedings 
title) in the generated citation. I figured out that for the book title of 
an item with a book chapter type, it is the property named "containerTitle" 
after numerous trial and error. I can't figure out what property should I 
map the title of the proceedings for items with type conference paper and 
the journal-title for items with type article, magazine article, and 
newspaper article. If I map the journal-title to the property named 
"containerTitle", it is displaying the word "In" eg *Primavera, J. H. 
(2006). Overcoming the impacts of aquaculture on the coastal zone 
[Article]. In Ocean and Coastal Management (Vol. 49, Issues 9–10)* instead 
of *Primavera, J. H. (2006). Overcoming the impacts of aquaculture on the 
coastal zone. **Ocean and Coastal Management, 49(9-10)* using the APA 
citation style for example.

Another thing is about page numbers. Some of our custom meta-tags were 
based on the recommendation of Google scholar 
(https://scholar.google.com/intl/en/scholar/inclusion.html#indexing). So we 
only have "citation_firstpage" and "citation_lastpage" and we don't have 
the pages or page-range metadata. Is there a way to reuse the values found 
in citation_firstpage and citation_lastpage for the page range property 
without having to create a new metadata field for page range?

I hope my questions can be resolved without modifying the java code.

Thanks again and best regards,
Euler

On Friday, June 12, 2020, at 9:46:39 PM UTC+8, Bram Luyten wrote:
>
> Hello friends,
>
> Thanks to funding from the University of Bordeaux, we were able to create 
> and release a patch for DSpace 6 XMLUI, adding https://citationstyles.org/ 
> export 
> support.
>
> Learn more:
> https://bit.ly/csl-patch-generallist
>
> have a nice weekend!!!
>
> Bram
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