[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi! > > I'm writing a thesis in medieval history. Nice to see, another medievalist using LyX.
> > Right nom I'm dealing with the appearance of my bibliography. > One thing I can't figure out: is it possible to change the order of the > fields in the citations and bibliography? > > For example, for the articles, I have: > AUTHOR, "Article title", Journal Name, volume, year, number, pages > > and I would like: > AUTHOR, "Article title", Journal Name, volume, number, year, pages Easy solution, is to enter in your bib file in the volume field something like 54:2 or 54, 2 if you want a comma > > and I might want to change the order of other things... > Is this something easy to do? Well you can hack the jurabib bst to change the order of fields. Hacking jurabib is not that easy because part of the formatting is done in the bst file and part in the jurabib latex macro. Another solution is to jump on the biblatex boat. Biblatex is much cleaner and easier to hack but : - there is no 'archive' type yet - export to MsWord through tex4ht does not work yet - the documentation is very 'German', comprehensive but not very practical For medievalists, it would also be nice to have a 'manuscript' type and a 'critical edition' type. If you are starting writing the thesis, I would go the biblatex way. Cheers, Charles
