better integration with word-processor styles

[bdarcus]

I know this has come up before, but didn't find a ticket.

In general, I have suggested it would be valuable to have bibliographic entries in word-processors styled using paragraph styles to allow for better integration with templates and such.

This thread has an example that shows where I believe this could be particularly valuable, where each author group has multiple potential hanging-indent paragraphs. I'm not sure it makes sense to add this complexity to CSL, but if style authors could assign a name to a cs:group and Zotero passed that on, this more complex formatting could be configured in the wp styles/templates.

[mark]

Can we get this to a higher priority? It's been noted as a problem by many users in the forums, and it blocks a few key humanities styles (AAA and derivatives). Endnote can't do these styles very well either, so supporting these styles might boost Zotero adoption in this academic field.

[strank]

Simple patch to use a non-default style for bibliographies

[strank]

Above attachment does only address a little bit of the issue. But it will be useful for those that don't want (or cannot) rely on changing the default style for formatting the bibliography: It uses the style 'Bibliography 1' which is also used by OOo for bibliographies.

Probably advisable for a real patch: check that the style used does exist or, even better, create a child-style of 'Bibliography 1'.

cheers

[simon]

(In [6239]) closes #1493, Style/Font Behavior In WP Plugins
closes #1325, better integration with word-processor styles

WinWord plug-in update is still to come

[simon]

(In [6241]) references #1493, Style/Font Behavior in WP Plugins
references #1325, better integration with word-processor styles

Integration changes for WinWord plug-in