Create international-journal-of-lexicography.csl

[rlewijl]

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[rmzelle]

Could you make a few changes to the style by using the Edit button at https://github.com/rlewijl/styles/blob/patch-1/international-journal-of-lexicography.csl so we can accept this style? In particular:

• we don't include style author names in the style title
• the style should carry the "default-locale" attribute on <style/>; apparently the journal uses British English, so the attribute value should be "en-GB"
• the style ID should be <id>http://www.zotero.org/styles/international-journal-of-lexicography</id>
• the style needs a "self" link, as in <link href="http://www.zotero.org/styles/international-journal-of-lexicography" rel="self"/>
• the online ISSN (1477-4577) should be marked up with <eissn/> instead of <issn/>
• the style needs a "template" link, as in <link href="http://www.zotero.org/styles/unified-style-linguistics" rel="template"/>
• the style needs a "documentation" link to the journal's website, as in <link href="http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/lexico/for_authors/index.html" rel="documentation"/>

Would you mind taking care of all this?

[rlewijl]

I appreciate the detailed and clear instructions, as am a complete beginner at this. I just undertook this as I am the editor of this journal.
I believe I have now effected all the suggested modifications.
I'm just not sure about the template link to unified-style-linguistics, as I have changed a lot, just happened to start with this one.

Could anyone advise how to change the appearance of the year, so that no dot appears in the citation? I added it as a suffix to the macro to have the bold attribute extend to the dot when following author in the bibliography, but now it's been pointed out to me that this way the dot appears also in the citation, which is undesirable. Perhaps a way to achieve this is to nest the year alone in the citation (as a named element, not date macro? - not sure if I got my terminology right here).
thx!

[adam3smith]

remove the suffix="." from here and add it here https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/544/files#L0R359 , i.e. where the macro is inserted in the bibliography

[adam3smith]

I'd recommend putting the unified stylesheet in as a template even if you changed a fair amount. That makes it easier for us, among other things, to identify the propagation of certain quirks in coding styles.

Together with my two comments in the code that should be all before we can merge this.

[rlewijl]

Many thanks, adam3smith for the two keen observations.
Hope now I did it right.

[adam3smith]

excellent - thanks. We also appreciate you taking this into your own hands as a journal editor, we wish that would happen much more.

[rmzelle]

@rlewijl, thanks!