I'm using LaTeX with BibTeX to display the literature of my thesis. We have to adapt our work to several custom 'styles' from the university. That's why I want to somehow define my own styles: For each entry type the given style can be different and further, the displaying in the bibliography and in a cite is different. I don't know if it's quite 'easy' to define my own styles in BibTeX so that I could 'invent' new entry types, let's say
entryTypeA
entryTypeB
entryTypeC
and than define the style of each how to display it in the bibliography and how when citing it with \cite{}
and how when citing it with \footcite{}
, etc.? Something like
entryTypeA:
bibliography="@Autor, @Title in year @Year, @Publisher"
cite="@Autor, @Year"
entryTypeB:
bibliography="@Autor, @Year, @Title, @Address"
cite="@Autor: @Title"
etc. (just examples).
DeclareCiteCommand
andDeclareBibliographyDriver
directly in latex (as opposed to messing around with *.bst files).\usepackage[style=authortitle-dw]{biblatex} [...] \bibliography{mybib} [...] \printbibliography
. How to it best with theDeclare
commands? Do you want to post a full comment about this and describe how to fully adapt it? Thanks!