jezZiFeR schrieb:
The next thing is, I gave you not the correct hint, since it's not
date=long, but urldate=long for the urldate. Note that the month will
come out abbreviated as long as you use 'abbreviate=true' (which is
the default). Thus, for a full month, you should use the options
'urldate=long' and 'abbreviate=false'.
I have entered that now.
Interestingly, the other abbreviations are still there ("Hrsg.",
"Bd."), and the month is now displayed as abbreviated word of the
month, e.g. "(besucht am 15.Jan.2005)".
I cannot reproduce that. Are you sure that abbreviate=false is set and
active? Do you have other settings in biblatex.cfg? Which versions are
you using? You can easily check the versions by adding \listfiles to
your preamble, then a file list is appended to the .log file. I use the
following package versions:
*File List* [parts of it]
biblatex.sty 2009/09/20 v0.8i programmable bibliographies
etoolbox.sty 2009/08/06 v1.8 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
url.sty 2006/04/12 ver 3.3 Verb mode for urls, etc.
biblatex.def 2009/09/20 v0.8i biblatex generic definitions
bibnatex.def 2009/07/04 v0.8e biblatex natbib compatibility
standard.bbx 2009/07/04 v0.8e biblatex bibliography style
standard-dw.bbx 2009/10/19 v1.2l biblatex bibliography style
authortitle-dw.bbx 2009/10/19 v1.2l biblatex bibliography style
footnote-dw.bbx 2009/10/19 v1.2l biblatex bibliography style
standard-dw.cbx 2009/10/20 v1.2l biblatex citation style
footnote-dw.cbx 2009/10/19 v1.2l biblatex citation style
biblatex.cfg 2009/08/14 biblatex configuration (DW)
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Is there any special way in which I would have to enter the calendar
date in BibDesk?
e.g.: urldate = {2009-11-20}
For further details see the biblatex documentation
Is there also a possibility to get a blank space before the month’s
name?
It should be there, and it is in my documents. So you seem to have
altered something that causes this behaviour. If I use your minimal
example you sent earlier and add the biblatex options
'urldate=long,abbreviate=false', everything is fine (and the
abbreviations disappear).
8<----------------------------------->8
\DefineBibliographyStrings{ngerman}{%
november = {November}
}
8<----------------------------------->8
In this case I get the following error:
Package babel Error: You haven't loaded the option ngerman yet.
and I don´t know what this means…
My example uses the language 'ngerman' which you have adapt if you are
using another language like 'english' or 'german' or whatever. In your
example you had the following line:
\usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
So I assume that you are using 'ngerman' as your default language and
the above example should work.
Regards,
Dominik.-
