Re: HTML5 Stylesheets for Chicago style citations

Dear Nathan,

> We have been struggling to tweak our stylesheets to properly represent
> TEI data from biblStruct as Chicago-style text citations on our HTML
> pages. Does anyone happen to have some TEI biblStruct to HTML5
> stylesheets for Chicago-style citations lying around?


On this page

http://www.acmuller.net/xml-tei-tut/index.html

...please download the ZIP file linked to item #5.

Most of the relevant <biblStruct> code is contained in biblStruct.xsl, 
but there are a couple of globally-employed elements, such as <title> 
and <gloss> that are contained in other files, so your link needs to go 
to the master file, art-trans-web.xsl.

If you get a blank page output, you might need to wrap your data with a 
<div1> tag, since I use these in my work. If something else is not 
functioning, please let me know, and I'll try to figure it out 
(everything works here now...).

You may freely use, modify, and redistribute these sheets as you like.

I also use them for writing my academic articles and book manuscripts, 
with most of my publishers expecting Chicago style.

Regards,

Chuck

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