Update and rename elsevier-vancouver.csl to Vancouver-vith-doi.csl #7047
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Elsevier Vancouver was used as a template for creating a Classic Vancouver referencing style including DOI. Changes include: - Parentheses instead of square brackets for in-text referencing. Ex. ... this is a text [1]. to ... this is a text (1). - Period instead of square brackets in bibliography. Ex. [1] Article 1 [2] Article 2 to 1. Article 1 2. Article 2
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Can you tell me what you are trying to accomplish? We definitely don't want to remove the Elsevier Vancouver style. Is the style you are making for a specific jourrnal or publisher? |
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Elsevier Vancouver was used as a template for creating a Classic Vancouver referencing style including DOI.
Changes include:
Parentheses instead of square brackets for in-text referencing. Ex.
... this is a text [1].
to
... this is a text (1).
Period instead of square brackets in bibliography. Ex.
[1] Article 1
[2] Article 2
to