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Mixing bibliographic styles in Biblatex
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)biblatex: multiple stylesIndependent publication list with numbered list using biblatex and refsectionbiblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?Suppressing em-dashs for recurrent authors and letter suffixes for years when using biblatex-chicagoBiblatex / Biber full citation for first occurrence onlyMultilingual bibliography using XeTeX, biblatex and polyglossiaBiblatex: 1) changing separator, 2) repeating authorBiblatex citation and bibliography misbehaving in Texmaker - help!Beginners guide for biblatex BY EXAMPLEBiblatex mla - no bibliography, no references, no nothingUnconventional bibliography style with BibLaTeXBibLaTeX: Citation Sorting with Split Bibliographies and FiltersPrinting “ibid” for biblatex-chicago authordate style
Biblatex allows multiple bibliographies to be printed. How do I make one bilbiography use author-year style while make another use a numerical style? I've heard that this is bad typography but I want to do it to distinguish between actual references to literature (author-year) and image credits (which I hope to do numerically).
I've read through the Biblatex documentation and it doesn't seem to help.
biblatex
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Biblatex allows multiple bibliographies to be printed. How do I make one bilbiography use author-year style while make another use a numerical style? I've heard that this is bad typography but I want to do it to distinguish between actual references to literature (author-year) and image credits (which I hope to do numerically).
I've read through the Biblatex documentation and it doesn't seem to help.
biblatex
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
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asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
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Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
2
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28
add a comment |
Biblatex allows multiple bibliographies to be printed. How do I make one bilbiography use author-year style while make another use a numerical style? I've heard that this is bad typography but I want to do it to distinguish between actual references to literature (author-year) and image credits (which I hope to do numerically).
I've read through the Biblatex documentation and it doesn't seem to help.
biblatex
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
Biblatex allows multiple bibliographies to be printed. How do I make one bilbiography use author-year style while make another use a numerical style? I've heard that this is bad typography but I want to do it to distinguish between actual references to literature (author-year) and image credits (which I hope to do numerically).
I've read through the Biblatex documentation and it doesn't seem to help.
biblatex
biblatex
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
edited Apr 30 '14 at 6:16
lockstep
193k54594723
193k54594723
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
asked Apr 29 '14 at 14:15
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
355211
1
Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
2
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28
add a comment |
1
Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
2
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28
1
1
Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
2
2
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28
add a comment |
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After much searching on Tex.StackExchange, I put together a hack that produced this:
I hope my code will be of use to others who want to do something similar.
Code:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[backend=biber, %I think this should work for BibTex too, but I'm not sure.
style=authoryear, %Set author-year as the default style; later hacks will produce a fake numeric style.
defernumbers %Works together with resetnumbers so that the numbering of numeric entries is independent of the author-year citations.
]biblatex
addbibresourceBibliography.bib
%Copied from numeric.cbx to imitate numerical citations.
provideboolbbx:subentry
newbibmacro*citenum%Note: the original macro was called "cite". I did not redefine "cite", but instead defined a new macro "citenum", because the author-year citations use the "cite" macro too. "renewbibmacro*cite" would have caused all the author-year citations to become numeric too.
printtext[bibhyperref]%If you ever want to use hyperref
printfieldprefixnumber%
printfieldlabelnumber%
ifboolbbx:subentry
printfieldentrysetcount
%Copied from numeric.cbx to define a new numeric citation command for @online entries.
DeclareCiteCommandconline[mkbibbrackets]
usebibmacroprenote
usebibmacrociteindex%
usebibmacrocitenum%Note: this was originally "cite" but I changed it to "citenum" to avoid clashes with the author-year style.
multicitedelim
usebibmacropostnote
begindocument
Cite books, parenciteBook parenciteBook2
Cite online stuff, conlineOnline conlineOnline2
%Print the normal author-year bibliography
printbibliography[nottype=online]
%Redefine the bibliography environment to imitate the numeric citation style
defbibenvironmentbibliography
list
printfield[labelnumberwidth]labelnumber
setlengthlabelwidthlabelnumberwidth%
setlengthleftmarginlabelwidth%
setlengthlabelsepbiblabelsep%
addtolengthlabelsep1em
addtolengthleftmarginlabelsep%
setlengthitemsepbibitemsep%
setlengthparsepbibparsep%
renewcommand*makelabel[1]hss##1
endlist
item
DeclareFieldFormatlabelnumberwidthmkbibbrackets#1hspace-1.1em
printbibliography[type=online,title=Online,resetnumbers]
enddocument
The file Bibliography.bib contains:
@bookBook,
author = Author,
title = Title,
publisher = Publisher,
year = 2014,
@bookBook2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
publisher = Publisher2,
year = 2015,
@onlineOnline,
author = Author,
title = Title,
titleaddon = titleaddon,
subtitle = subtitle,
url= http://tex.stackexchange.com/,
@onlineOnline2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
titleaddon = titleaddon2,
subtitle = subtitle2,
url= http://tex.stackexchange2.com/,
answered Apr 30 '14 at 6:00
Herng YiHerng Yi
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Talking about distinguishing between literature and credits, I need something similar.
So, an experiment: (not in mixing two styles, but in having two streams of information)
Using an extended author-title style as a base (ext-authortitle-ibid) to make things easier, and adding photographer and photoname as fields to use in an @photo bib entrytype, and using a counter to number the cited photos in sequence and printing that number as part of the citation (with a custom photocite), and a corresponding bib driver (DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto), and using a keyword, "photo", to split the bibliographies, and remembering to reset the photocounter to zero just before the photo bibliography prints (and to keep the photo bibliography unsorted as well (via a refcontext) so it, too, is in citation order), we get:
MWEB
RequirePackagefilecontents
%dbx
%bbx
%cbx
%lbx
%bib
%ist
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.dbx
DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field, datatype=literal]
photoname,
photographer,
DeclareLanguageMappingenglishenglish-photo
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.bbx
ProvidesFilephoto.bbx[2006/04/09 v1.0 biblatex bibliography style]
RequireBibliographyStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto%
usebibmacrobegentry
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-bib
usebibmacrofinentry
DeclareSortingTemplatephotosort
sort
fieldphotographer
sort
fieldphotoname
newcounterphotonum
setcounterphotonum0
newcommandincrphotonumrefstepcounterphotonum
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.cbx
ProvidesFilephoto.cbx[2019-04-09 v1.0 biblatex citation style]
RequireCitationStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% fieldformats: photo
DeclareFieldFormatphotonamemkbibquote#1
DeclareFieldFormatphotographer#1
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% bibmacros
%======================= photoname
newbibmacrogetphotoname%
printfieldphotoname%
%======================= photographer
newbibmacrogetphotographer%
printfieldphotographer%
%======================= photoby-caption
newbibmacrophotoby-caption%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddspacemkbibparensusebibmacrogetphotographer%
%======================= photoby-bib
newbibmacrophotoby-bib%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddcommaaddspacebibstringphotobyaddspaceusebibmacrogetphotographerisdot%
newbibmacrophoto-count%
incrphotonummkbibbracketsthephotonum
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% citecommands
%======================= photocite
DeclareCiteCommandphotocite%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ prenote
%
usebibmacroprenote%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ item
%
ifentrytypephoto%
%photo ==================================
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-caption%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ delim
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ postnote
%
usebibmacropostnote%
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*english-photo.lbx
ProvidesFileenglish-photo.lbx[2019/04/09 english with additions for photo citations]
InheritBibliographyExtrasenglish
NewBibliographyStringphotoby
DeclareBibliographyStrings%
inherit = english,
photoby = photo byphoto by,
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@photoph1,
photoname=The Woods,
photographer=M Woods,
keywords=photo,
@photoph2,
photoname=The Sky,
photographer=A B Skier,
keywords=photo,
@photoph3,
photoname=The Air,
photographer=O Ayre,
keywords=photo,
@photoph4,
photoname=The Lake,
photographer=N Lakes,
keywords=photo,
@photoph5,
photoname=The Sea,
photographer=R Seasons,
keywords=photo,
endfilecontents*
%====================================
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontNoto Serif
usepackage[british]babel
usepackagecsquotes
usepackage[
style=photo,
]biblatex
defbibnoteabibnotePlain bibliography
defbibnotephotobibnoteList of photos
usepackagexcolor
pagecolorred!3
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
addbibresourcejobname.bib
begindocument
sectionIntroduction
Some plain cites:
citekastenholz
citevangennep
Some photo cites: air: photociteph3, sky: photociteph2, and sea: photociteph5.
printbibliography[prenote=abibnote,notkeyword=photo]
setcounterphotonum0
newrefcontext[sorting=none]
printbibliography[
keyword=photo,
title=Photos,
prenote=photobibnote,
]
begincenter
textemdash
textemdash
endcenter
enddocument
Being able to classify the data into categories is key: entrytype and keyword help here (and also category, for that matter). The information could even be stored in, say, the @article entrytype with appropriate use of ifentrytype and ifkeyword (manual: 4.6.2 Stand-alone Tests, at p 233). There is also an entrysubtype available, for even greater granularity.
Printing the citations rotated sideways (and/or as part of captions) is also possible.
On a different solution path, different bib environments (to define what gets printed as the lookup label) combined with different sorting schemes is another methodology, since bibliographies are "just" list environments.
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After much searching on Tex.StackExchange, I put together a hack that produced this:
I hope my code will be of use to others who want to do something similar.
Code:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[backend=biber, %I think this should work for BibTex too, but I'm not sure.
style=authoryear, %Set author-year as the default style; later hacks will produce a fake numeric style.
defernumbers %Works together with resetnumbers so that the numbering of numeric entries is independent of the author-year citations.
]biblatex
addbibresourceBibliography.bib
%Copied from numeric.cbx to imitate numerical citations.
provideboolbbx:subentry
newbibmacro*citenum%Note: the original macro was called "cite". I did not redefine "cite", but instead defined a new macro "citenum", because the author-year citations use the "cite" macro too. "renewbibmacro*cite" would have caused all the author-year citations to become numeric too.
printtext[bibhyperref]%If you ever want to use hyperref
printfieldprefixnumber%
printfieldlabelnumber%
ifboolbbx:subentry
printfieldentrysetcount
%Copied from numeric.cbx to define a new numeric citation command for @online entries.
DeclareCiteCommandconline[mkbibbrackets]
usebibmacroprenote
usebibmacrociteindex%
usebibmacrocitenum%Note: this was originally "cite" but I changed it to "citenum" to avoid clashes with the author-year style.
multicitedelim
usebibmacropostnote
begindocument
Cite books, parenciteBook parenciteBook2
Cite online stuff, conlineOnline conlineOnline2
%Print the normal author-year bibliography
printbibliography[nottype=online]
%Redefine the bibliography environment to imitate the numeric citation style
defbibenvironmentbibliography
list
printfield[labelnumberwidth]labelnumber
setlengthlabelwidthlabelnumberwidth%
setlengthleftmarginlabelwidth%
setlengthlabelsepbiblabelsep%
addtolengthlabelsep1em
addtolengthleftmarginlabelsep%
setlengthitemsepbibitemsep%
setlengthparsepbibparsep%
renewcommand*makelabel[1]hss##1
endlist
item
DeclareFieldFormatlabelnumberwidthmkbibbrackets#1hspace-1.1em
printbibliography[type=online,title=Online,resetnumbers]
enddocument
The file Bibliography.bib contains:
@bookBook,
author = Author,
title = Title,
publisher = Publisher,
year = 2014,
@bookBook2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
publisher = Publisher2,
year = 2015,
@onlineOnline,
author = Author,
title = Title,
titleaddon = titleaddon,
subtitle = subtitle,
url= http://tex.stackexchange.com/,
@onlineOnline2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
titleaddon = titleaddon2,
subtitle = subtitle2,
url= http://tex.stackexchange2.com/,
answered Apr 30 '14 at 6:00
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
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After much searching on Tex.StackExchange, I put together a hack that produced this:
I hope my code will be of use to others who want to do something similar.
Code:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[backend=biber, %I think this should work for BibTex too, but I'm not sure.
style=authoryear, %Set author-year as the default style; later hacks will produce a fake numeric style.
defernumbers %Works together with resetnumbers so that the numbering of numeric entries is independent of the author-year citations.
]biblatex
addbibresourceBibliography.bib
%Copied from numeric.cbx to imitate numerical citations.
provideboolbbx:subentry
newbibmacro*citenum%Note: the original macro was called "cite". I did not redefine "cite", but instead defined a new macro "citenum", because the author-year citations use the "cite" macro too. "renewbibmacro*cite" would have caused all the author-year citations to become numeric too.
printtext[bibhyperref]%If you ever want to use hyperref
printfieldprefixnumber%
printfieldlabelnumber%
ifboolbbx:subentry
printfieldentrysetcount
%Copied from numeric.cbx to define a new numeric citation command for @online entries.
DeclareCiteCommandconline[mkbibbrackets]
usebibmacroprenote
usebibmacrociteindex%
usebibmacrocitenum%Note: this was originally "cite" but I changed it to "citenum" to avoid clashes with the author-year style.
multicitedelim
usebibmacropostnote
begindocument
Cite books, parenciteBook parenciteBook2
Cite online stuff, conlineOnline conlineOnline2
%Print the normal author-year bibliography
printbibliography[nottype=online]
%Redefine the bibliography environment to imitate the numeric citation style
defbibenvironmentbibliography
list
printfield[labelnumberwidth]labelnumber
setlengthlabelwidthlabelnumberwidth%
setlengthleftmarginlabelwidth%
setlengthlabelsepbiblabelsep%
addtolengthlabelsep1em
addtolengthleftmarginlabelsep%
setlengthitemsepbibitemsep%
setlengthparsepbibparsep%
renewcommand*makelabel[1]hss##1
endlist
item
DeclareFieldFormatlabelnumberwidthmkbibbrackets#1hspace-1.1em
printbibliography[type=online,title=Online,resetnumbers]
enddocument
The file Bibliography.bib contains:
@bookBook,
author = Author,
title = Title,
publisher = Publisher,
year = 2014,
@bookBook2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
publisher = Publisher2,
year = 2015,
@onlineOnline,
author = Author,
title = Title,
titleaddon = titleaddon,
subtitle = subtitle,
url= http://tex.stackexchange.com/,
@onlineOnline2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
titleaddon = titleaddon2,
subtitle = subtitle2,
url= http://tex.stackexchange2.com/,
answered Apr 30 '14 at 6:00
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
add a comment |
After much searching on Tex.StackExchange, I put together a hack that produced this:
I hope my code will be of use to others who want to do something similar.
Code:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[backend=biber, %I think this should work for BibTex too, but I'm not sure.
style=authoryear, %Set author-year as the default style; later hacks will produce a fake numeric style.
defernumbers %Works together with resetnumbers so that the numbering of numeric entries is independent of the author-year citations.
]biblatex
addbibresourceBibliography.bib
%Copied from numeric.cbx to imitate numerical citations.
provideboolbbx:subentry
newbibmacro*citenum%Note: the original macro was called "cite". I did not redefine "cite", but instead defined a new macro "citenum", because the author-year citations use the "cite" macro too. "renewbibmacro*cite" would have caused all the author-year citations to become numeric too.
printtext[bibhyperref]%If you ever want to use hyperref
printfieldprefixnumber%
printfieldlabelnumber%
ifboolbbx:subentry
printfieldentrysetcount
%Copied from numeric.cbx to define a new numeric citation command for @online entries.
DeclareCiteCommandconline[mkbibbrackets]
usebibmacroprenote
usebibmacrociteindex%
usebibmacrocitenum%Note: this was originally "cite" but I changed it to "citenum" to avoid clashes with the author-year style.
multicitedelim
usebibmacropostnote
begindocument
Cite books, parenciteBook parenciteBook2
Cite online stuff, conlineOnline conlineOnline2
%Print the normal author-year bibliography
printbibliography[nottype=online]
%Redefine the bibliography environment to imitate the numeric citation style
defbibenvironmentbibliography
list
printfield[labelnumberwidth]labelnumber
setlengthlabelwidthlabelnumberwidth%
setlengthleftmarginlabelwidth%
setlengthlabelsepbiblabelsep%
addtolengthlabelsep1em
addtolengthleftmarginlabelsep%
setlengthitemsepbibitemsep%
setlengthparsepbibparsep%
renewcommand*makelabel[1]hss##1
endlist
item
DeclareFieldFormatlabelnumberwidthmkbibbrackets#1hspace-1.1em
printbibliography[type=online,title=Online,resetnumbers]
enddocument
The file Bibliography.bib contains:
@bookBook,
author = Author,
title = Title,
publisher = Publisher,
year = 2014,
@bookBook2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
publisher = Publisher2,
year = 2015,
@onlineOnline,
author = Author,
title = Title,
titleaddon = titleaddon,
subtitle = subtitle,
url= http://tex.stackexchange.com/,
@onlineOnline2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
titleaddon = titleaddon2,
subtitle = subtitle2,
url= http://tex.stackexchange2.com/,
answered Apr 30 '14 at 6:00
Herng YiHerng Yi
355211
After much searching on Tex.StackExchange, I put together a hack that produced this:
I hope my code will be of use to others who want to do something similar.
Code:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[backend=biber, %I think this should work for BibTex too, but I'm not sure.
style=authoryear, %Set author-year as the default style; later hacks will produce a fake numeric style.
defernumbers %Works together with resetnumbers so that the numbering of numeric entries is independent of the author-year citations.
]biblatex
addbibresourceBibliography.bib
%Copied from numeric.cbx to imitate numerical citations.
provideboolbbx:subentry
newbibmacro*citenum%Note: the original macro was called "cite". I did not redefine "cite", but instead defined a new macro "citenum", because the author-year citations use the "cite" macro too. "renewbibmacro*cite" would have caused all the author-year citations to become numeric too.
printtext[bibhyperref]%If you ever want to use hyperref
printfieldprefixnumber%
printfieldlabelnumber%
ifboolbbx:subentry
printfieldentrysetcount
%Copied from numeric.cbx to define a new numeric citation command for @online entries.
DeclareCiteCommandconline[mkbibbrackets]
usebibmacroprenote
usebibmacrociteindex%
usebibmacrocitenum%Note: this was originally "cite" but I changed it to "citenum" to avoid clashes with the author-year style.
multicitedelim
usebibmacropostnote
begindocument
Cite books, parenciteBook parenciteBook2
Cite online stuff, conlineOnline conlineOnline2
%Print the normal author-year bibliography
printbibliography[nottype=online]
%Redefine the bibliography environment to imitate the numeric citation style
defbibenvironmentbibliography
list
printfield[labelnumberwidth]labelnumber
setlengthlabelwidthlabelnumberwidth%
setlengthleftmarginlabelwidth%
setlengthlabelsepbiblabelsep%
addtolengthlabelsep1em
addtolengthleftmarginlabelsep%
setlengthitemsepbibitemsep%
setlengthparsepbibparsep%
renewcommand*makelabel[1]hss##1
endlist
item
DeclareFieldFormatlabelnumberwidthmkbibbrackets#1hspace-1.1em
printbibliography[type=online,title=Online,resetnumbers]
enddocument
The file Bibliography.bib contains:
@bookBook,
author = Author,
title = Title,
publisher = Publisher,
year = 2014,
@bookBook2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
publisher = Publisher2,
year = 2015,
@onlineOnline,
author = Author,
title = Title,
titleaddon = titleaddon,
subtitle = subtitle,
url= http://tex.stackexchange.com/,
@onlineOnline2,
author = Author2,
title = Title2,
titleaddon = titleaddon2,
subtitle = subtitle2,
url= http://tex.stackexchange2.com/,
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Talking about distinguishing between literature and credits, I need something similar.
So, an experiment: (not in mixing two styles, but in having two streams of information)
Using an extended author-title style as a base (ext-authortitle-ibid) to make things easier, and adding photographer and photoname as fields to use in an @photo bib entrytype, and using a counter to number the cited photos in sequence and printing that number as part of the citation (with a custom photocite), and a corresponding bib driver (DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto), and using a keyword, "photo", to split the bibliographies, and remembering to reset the photocounter to zero just before the photo bibliography prints (and to keep the photo bibliography unsorted as well (via a refcontext) so it, too, is in citation order), we get:
MWEB
RequirePackagefilecontents
%dbx
%bbx
%cbx
%lbx
%bib
%ist
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.dbx
DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field, datatype=literal]
photoname,
photographer,
DeclareLanguageMappingenglishenglish-photo
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.bbx
ProvidesFilephoto.bbx[2006/04/09 v1.0 biblatex bibliography style]
RequireBibliographyStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto%
usebibmacrobegentry
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-bib
usebibmacrofinentry
DeclareSortingTemplatephotosort
sort
fieldphotographer
sort
fieldphotoname
newcounterphotonum
setcounterphotonum0
newcommandincrphotonumrefstepcounterphotonum
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.cbx
ProvidesFilephoto.cbx[2019-04-09 v1.0 biblatex citation style]
RequireCitationStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% fieldformats: photo
DeclareFieldFormatphotonamemkbibquote#1
DeclareFieldFormatphotographer#1
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% bibmacros
%======================= photoname
newbibmacrogetphotoname%
printfieldphotoname%
%======================= photographer
newbibmacrogetphotographer%
printfieldphotographer%
%======================= photoby-caption
newbibmacrophotoby-caption%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddspacemkbibparensusebibmacrogetphotographer%
%======================= photoby-bib
newbibmacrophotoby-bib%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddcommaaddspacebibstringphotobyaddspaceusebibmacrogetphotographerisdot%
newbibmacrophoto-count%
incrphotonummkbibbracketsthephotonum
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% citecommands
%======================= photocite
DeclareCiteCommandphotocite%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ prenote
%
usebibmacroprenote%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ item
%
ifentrytypephoto%
%photo ==================================
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-caption%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ delim
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ postnote
%
usebibmacropostnote%
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*english-photo.lbx
ProvidesFileenglish-photo.lbx[2019/04/09 english with additions for photo citations]
InheritBibliographyExtrasenglish
NewBibliographyStringphotoby
DeclareBibliographyStrings%
inherit = english,
photoby = photo byphoto by,
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@photoph1,
photoname=The Woods,
photographer=M Woods,
keywords=photo,
@photoph2,
photoname=The Sky,
photographer=A B Skier,
keywords=photo,
@photoph3,
photoname=The Air,
photographer=O Ayre,
keywords=photo,
@photoph4,
photoname=The Lake,
photographer=N Lakes,
keywords=photo,
@photoph5,
photoname=The Sea,
photographer=R Seasons,
keywords=photo,
endfilecontents*
%====================================
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontNoto Serif
usepackage[british]babel
usepackagecsquotes
usepackage[
style=photo,
]biblatex
defbibnoteabibnotePlain bibliography
defbibnotephotobibnoteList of photos
usepackagexcolor
pagecolorred!3
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
addbibresourcejobname.bib
begindocument
sectionIntroduction
Some plain cites:
citekastenholz
citevangennep
Some photo cites: air: photociteph3, sky: photociteph2, and sea: photociteph5.
printbibliography[prenote=abibnote,notkeyword=photo]
setcounterphotonum0
newrefcontext[sorting=none]
printbibliography[
keyword=photo,
title=Photos,
prenote=photobibnote,
]
begincenter
textemdash
textemdash
endcenter
enddocument
Being able to classify the data into categories is key: entrytype and keyword help here (and also category, for that matter). The information could even be stored in, say, the @article entrytype with appropriate use of ifentrytype and ifkeyword (manual: 4.6.2 Stand-alone Tests, at p 233). There is also an entrysubtype available, for even greater granularity.
Printing the citations rotated sideways (and/or as part of captions) is also possible.
On a different solution path, different bib environments (to define what gets printed as the lookup label) combined with different sorting schemes is another methodology, since bibliographies are "just" list environments.
answered 6 mins ago
CicadaCicada
765
add a comment |
Talking about distinguishing between literature and credits, I need something similar.
So, an experiment: (not in mixing two styles, but in having two streams of information)
Using an extended author-title style as a base (ext-authortitle-ibid) to make things easier, and adding photographer and photoname as fields to use in an @photo bib entrytype, and using a counter to number the cited photos in sequence and printing that number as part of the citation (with a custom photocite), and a corresponding bib driver (DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto), and using a keyword, "photo", to split the bibliographies, and remembering to reset the photocounter to zero just before the photo bibliography prints (and to keep the photo bibliography unsorted as well (via a refcontext) so it, too, is in citation order), we get:
MWEB
RequirePackagefilecontents
%dbx
%bbx
%cbx
%lbx
%bib
%ist
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.dbx
DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field, datatype=literal]
photoname,
photographer,
DeclareLanguageMappingenglishenglish-photo
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.bbx
ProvidesFilephoto.bbx[2006/04/09 v1.0 biblatex bibliography style]
RequireBibliographyStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto%
usebibmacrobegentry
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-bib
usebibmacrofinentry
DeclareSortingTemplatephotosort
sort
fieldphotographer
sort
fieldphotoname
newcounterphotonum
setcounterphotonum0
newcommandincrphotonumrefstepcounterphotonum
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.cbx
ProvidesFilephoto.cbx[2019-04-09 v1.0 biblatex citation style]
RequireCitationStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% fieldformats: photo
DeclareFieldFormatphotonamemkbibquote#1
DeclareFieldFormatphotographer#1
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% bibmacros
%======================= photoname
newbibmacrogetphotoname%
printfieldphotoname%
%======================= photographer
newbibmacrogetphotographer%
printfieldphotographer%
%======================= photoby-caption
newbibmacrophotoby-caption%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddspacemkbibparensusebibmacrogetphotographer%
%======================= photoby-bib
newbibmacrophotoby-bib%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddcommaaddspacebibstringphotobyaddspaceusebibmacrogetphotographerisdot%
newbibmacrophoto-count%
incrphotonummkbibbracketsthephotonum
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% citecommands
%======================= photocite
DeclareCiteCommandphotocite%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ prenote
%
usebibmacroprenote%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ item
%
ifentrytypephoto%
%photo ==================================
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-caption%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ delim
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ postnote
%
usebibmacropostnote%
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*english-photo.lbx
ProvidesFileenglish-photo.lbx[2019/04/09 english with additions for photo citations]
InheritBibliographyExtrasenglish
NewBibliographyStringphotoby
DeclareBibliographyStrings%
inherit = english,
photoby = photo byphoto by,
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@photoph1,
photoname=The Woods,
photographer=M Woods,
keywords=photo,
@photoph2,
photoname=The Sky,
photographer=A B Skier,
keywords=photo,
@photoph3,
photoname=The Air,
photographer=O Ayre,
keywords=photo,
@photoph4,
photoname=The Lake,
photographer=N Lakes,
keywords=photo,
@photoph5,
photoname=The Sea,
photographer=R Seasons,
keywords=photo,
endfilecontents*
%====================================
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontNoto Serif
usepackage[british]babel
usepackagecsquotes
usepackage[
style=photo,
]biblatex
defbibnoteabibnotePlain bibliography
defbibnotephotobibnoteList of photos
usepackagexcolor
pagecolorred!3
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
addbibresourcejobname.bib
begindocument
sectionIntroduction
Some plain cites:
citekastenholz
citevangennep
Some photo cites: air: photociteph3, sky: photociteph2, and sea: photociteph5.
printbibliography[prenote=abibnote,notkeyword=photo]
setcounterphotonum0
newrefcontext[sorting=none]
printbibliography[
keyword=photo,
title=Photos,
prenote=photobibnote,
]
begincenter
textemdash
textemdash
endcenter
enddocument
Being able to classify the data into categories is key: entrytype and keyword help here (and also category, for that matter). The information could even be stored in, say, the @article entrytype with appropriate use of ifentrytype and ifkeyword (manual: 4.6.2 Stand-alone Tests, at p 233). There is also an entrysubtype available, for even greater granularity.
Printing the citations rotated sideways (and/or as part of captions) is also possible.
On a different solution path, different bib environments (to define what gets printed as the lookup label) combined with different sorting schemes is another methodology, since bibliographies are "just" list environments.
answered 6 mins ago
CicadaCicada
765
add a comment |
Talking about distinguishing between literature and credits, I need something similar.
So, an experiment: (not in mixing two styles, but in having two streams of information)
Using an extended author-title style as a base (ext-authortitle-ibid) to make things easier, and adding photographer and photoname as fields to use in an @photo bib entrytype, and using a counter to number the cited photos in sequence and printing that number as part of the citation (with a custom photocite), and a corresponding bib driver (DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto), and using a keyword, "photo", to split the bibliographies, and remembering to reset the photocounter to zero just before the photo bibliography prints (and to keep the photo bibliography unsorted as well (via a refcontext) so it, too, is in citation order), we get:
MWEB
RequirePackagefilecontents
%dbx
%bbx
%cbx
%lbx
%bib
%ist
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.dbx
DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field, datatype=literal]
photoname,
photographer,
DeclareLanguageMappingenglishenglish-photo
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.bbx
ProvidesFilephoto.bbx[2006/04/09 v1.0 biblatex bibliography style]
RequireBibliographyStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto%
usebibmacrobegentry
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-bib
usebibmacrofinentry
DeclareSortingTemplatephotosort
sort
fieldphotographer
sort
fieldphotoname
newcounterphotonum
setcounterphotonum0
newcommandincrphotonumrefstepcounterphotonum
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.cbx
ProvidesFilephoto.cbx[2019-04-09 v1.0 biblatex citation style]
RequireCitationStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% fieldformats: photo
DeclareFieldFormatphotonamemkbibquote#1
DeclareFieldFormatphotographer#1
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% bibmacros
%======================= photoname
newbibmacrogetphotoname%
printfieldphotoname%
%======================= photographer
newbibmacrogetphotographer%
printfieldphotographer%
%======================= photoby-caption
newbibmacrophotoby-caption%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddspacemkbibparensusebibmacrogetphotographer%
%======================= photoby-bib
newbibmacrophotoby-bib%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddcommaaddspacebibstringphotobyaddspaceusebibmacrogetphotographerisdot%
newbibmacrophoto-count%
incrphotonummkbibbracketsthephotonum
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% citecommands
%======================= photocite
DeclareCiteCommandphotocite%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ prenote
%
usebibmacroprenote%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ item
%
ifentrytypephoto%
%photo ==================================
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-caption%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ delim
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ postnote
%
usebibmacropostnote%
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*english-photo.lbx
ProvidesFileenglish-photo.lbx[2019/04/09 english with additions for photo citations]
InheritBibliographyExtrasenglish
NewBibliographyStringphotoby
DeclareBibliographyStrings%
inherit = english,
photoby = photo byphoto by,
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@photoph1,
photoname=The Woods,
photographer=M Woods,
keywords=photo,
@photoph2,
photoname=The Sky,
photographer=A B Skier,
keywords=photo,
@photoph3,
photoname=The Air,
photographer=O Ayre,
keywords=photo,
@photoph4,
photoname=The Lake,
photographer=N Lakes,
keywords=photo,
@photoph5,
photoname=The Sea,
photographer=R Seasons,
keywords=photo,
endfilecontents*
%====================================
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontNoto Serif
usepackage[british]babel
usepackagecsquotes
usepackage[
style=photo,
]biblatex
defbibnoteabibnotePlain bibliography
defbibnotephotobibnoteList of photos
usepackagexcolor
pagecolorred!3
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
addbibresourcejobname.bib
begindocument
sectionIntroduction
Some plain cites:
citekastenholz
citevangennep
Some photo cites: air: photociteph3, sky: photociteph2, and sea: photociteph5.
printbibliography[prenote=abibnote,notkeyword=photo]
setcounterphotonum0
newrefcontext[sorting=none]
printbibliography[
keyword=photo,
title=Photos,
prenote=photobibnote,
]
begincenter
textemdash
textemdash
endcenter
enddocument
Being able to classify the data into categories is key: entrytype and keyword help here (and also category, for that matter). The information could even be stored in, say, the @article entrytype with appropriate use of ifentrytype and ifkeyword (manual: 4.6.2 Stand-alone Tests, at p 233). There is also an entrysubtype available, for even greater granularity.
Printing the citations rotated sideways (and/or as part of captions) is also possible.
On a different solution path, different bib environments (to define what gets printed as the lookup label) combined with different sorting schemes is another methodology, since bibliographies are "just" list environments.
answered 6 mins ago
CicadaCicada
765
Talking about distinguishing between literature and credits, I need something similar.
So, an experiment: (not in mixing two styles, but in having two streams of information)
Using an extended author-title style as a base (ext-authortitle-ibid) to make things easier, and adding photographer and photoname as fields to use in an @photo bib entrytype, and using a counter to number the cited photos in sequence and printing that number as part of the citation (with a custom photocite), and a corresponding bib driver (DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto), and using a keyword, "photo", to split the bibliographies, and remembering to reset the photocounter to zero just before the photo bibliography prints (and to keep the photo bibliography unsorted as well (via a refcontext) so it, too, is in citation order), we get:
MWEB
RequirePackagefilecontents
%dbx
%bbx
%cbx
%lbx
%bib
%ist
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.dbx
DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field, datatype=literal]
photoname,
photographer,
DeclareLanguageMappingenglishenglish-photo
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.bbx
ProvidesFilephoto.bbx[2006/04/09 v1.0 biblatex bibliography style]
RequireBibliographyStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DeclareBibliographyDriverphoto%
usebibmacrobegentry
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-bib
usebibmacrofinentry
DeclareSortingTemplatephotosort
sort
fieldphotographer
sort
fieldphotoname
newcounterphotonum
setcounterphotonum0
newcommandincrphotonumrefstepcounterphotonum
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
beginfilecontents*photo.cbx
ProvidesFilephoto.cbx[2019-04-09 v1.0 biblatex citation style]
RequireCitationStyleext-authortitle-ibid
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% fieldformats: photo
DeclareFieldFormatphotonamemkbibquote#1
DeclareFieldFormatphotographer#1
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% bibmacros
%======================= photoname
newbibmacrogetphotoname%
printfieldphotoname%
%======================= photographer
newbibmacrogetphotographer%
printfieldphotographer%
%======================= photoby-caption
newbibmacrophotoby-caption%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddspacemkbibparensusebibmacrogetphotographer%
%======================= photoby-bib
newbibmacrophotoby-bib%
iffieldundefphotonameusebibmacrogetphotoname%
iffieldundefphotographeraddcommaaddspacebibstringphotobyaddspaceusebibmacrogetphotographerisdot%
newbibmacrophoto-count%
incrphotonummkbibbracketsthephotonum
%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
% citecommands
%======================= photocite
DeclareCiteCommandphotocite%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ prenote
%
usebibmacroprenote%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ item
%
ifentrytypephoto%
%photo ==================================
usebibmacrophoto-countaddspaceusebibmacrophotoby-caption%
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ delim
%
%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ postnote
%
usebibmacropostnote%
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*english-photo.lbx
ProvidesFileenglish-photo.lbx[2019/04/09 english with additions for photo citations]
InheritBibliographyExtrasenglish
NewBibliographyStringphotoby
DeclareBibliographyStrings%
inherit = english,
photoby = photo byphoto by,
endinput
endfilecontents*
%====================================
%====================================
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@photoph1,
photoname=The Woods,
photographer=M Woods,
keywords=photo,
@photoph2,
photoname=The Sky,
photographer=A B Skier,
keywords=photo,
@photoph3,
photoname=The Air,
photographer=O Ayre,
keywords=photo,
@photoph4,
photoname=The Lake,
photographer=N Lakes,
keywords=photo,
@photoph5,
photoname=The Sea,
photographer=R Seasons,
keywords=photo,
endfilecontents*
%====================================
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagefontspec
setmainfontNoto Serif
usepackage[british]babel
usepackagecsquotes
usepackage[
style=photo,
]biblatex
defbibnoteabibnotePlain bibliography
defbibnotephotobibnoteList of photos
usepackagexcolor
pagecolorred!3
addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib
addbibresourcejobname.bib
begindocument
sectionIntroduction
Some plain cites:
citekastenholz
citevangennep
Some photo cites: air: photociteph3, sky: photociteph2, and sea: photociteph5.
printbibliography[prenote=abibnote,notkeyword=photo]
setcounterphotonum0
newrefcontext[sorting=none]
printbibliography[
keyword=photo,
title=Photos,
prenote=photobibnote,
]
begincenter
textemdash
textemdash
endcenter
enddocument
Being able to classify the data into categories is key: entrytype and keyword help here (and also category, for that matter). The information could even be stored in, say, the @article entrytype with appropriate use of ifentrytype and ifkeyword (manual: 4.6.2 Stand-alone Tests, at p 233). There is also an entrysubtype available, for even greater granularity.
Printing the citations rotated sideways (and/or as part of captions) is also possible.
On a different solution path, different bib environments (to define what gets printed as the lookup label) combined with different sorting schemes is another methodology, since bibliographies are "just" list environments.
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Please see biblatex: multiple styles and more recently biblatex: different bibstyles in the same document?.
– moewe
Apr 29 '14 at 17:34
2
I'd look at some book that you find visually pleasing, and check how they do it (not the LaTeX source, the layout). Using different syles is just jarring, IMVHO.
– vonbrand
Apr 29 '14 at 20:15
I've found a hack that solves my question, which I have posted as an answer below.
– Herng Yi
Apr 30 '14 at 6:28