I was just looking at the documentation for the Bibliography module and wondering if anyone has tried to implement the full-on Chicago Manual of Style &quot;Author-Title&quot; documentation format for endnotes/footnotes in books -- i.e. citations of the form &quot;Author, Full Title, Publisher, page&quot; followed in subsequent references by &quot;Author, Short Title, page&quot; plus support for &quot;Ibid,&quot; &quot;op.cit,&quot; and so forth. <br>
<br>Seems like this would be hard, but there are a lot of books out there that follow this style (at least in the U.S.), especially in history/social sciences. <br><br>To do so would require supporting a &quot;\shorttitle&quot; field and adding mechanisms to keep track of what has been cited (in order to implement switching between full and shortened reference forms and enable ibid/op.cit. ). <br>
<br>As an editor, this is probably beyond my technical abilities. Even so, if I wanted to mess around with this, where would I start learning about the internals of bibliography support in Context (beyond the documentation for the bib module)?<br>
<br>Thanks,<br>PPN<br>-- <br>Peter Park Nelson<br><a href="mailto:peter.park.nelson@gmail.com">peter.park.nelson@gmail.com</a><br>