Mengenang doi doi ku sebelum tahun 2019
1. Doiku pertama
2. Doiku kedua
3. Doiku ketiga
4. Doiku keempat
5. Doiku kelima
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Mengenang doi doi ku sebelum tahun 2019
Mengenang doi doi ku sebelum tahun 2019
1. Doiku pertama
2. Doiku kedua
3. Doiku ketiga
4. Doiku keempat
5. Doiku kelima
Monday, December 10, 2018
MEMODIFIKASI GAYA SITASI MENDELEY
Why modify?
Modify
a Mendeley style if:
- Mendeley
does not have your style - first see if it's available in View > Citation Style >
More Styles... > Get More Styles > Download
- The style
that Mendeley does have is a little different to the version your unit or
journal requires.
Selecting the style you wish to modify
1.
In the More Styles...
box, select the style you wish to edit, eg American Psychological Association
6th edition. Tip: Find a
style to modify that is as close to the style you need to use as possible.
2.
Right-click on the style and select Edit
Style
3.
This will open the Visual CSL Editor in a web page in your
browser. You may need to login to your Mendeley account if you are
not already logged into Mendeley Web. Make sure to change the name of
this style to something else by choosing 'Save Style As' under
the Style dropdown on the top left-hand side of the screen. This is
so you won't lose the original style.
Modify in-text citations
1.
To modify your in-text citation style, first click on the Inline Citations
heading on the left-hand menu. This will allow you to make global formatting
changes to in-text citations only
2.
To make changes to the layout of your in-text citations, click Layout on the
left-hand menu, under
Inline Citations OR click on an element of the in-text citation
in the Example Citations
3.
From here you can make changes to the text formatting, such as
bold/italics/capitalisation, or go further to set up more detailed changes such
as text case, delimiters etc. There are a lot of fields for specific elements
and conditional variables, and it can get quite complex, so make sure you
are in the section you want to make the changes to. Tip: Keep an eye
on the example citations to see if your changes are being reflected correctly.
4.
Click the Style
menu on the top left-hand corner and click Save Style to save your changes.
Modify bibliography
1.
To modify your bibliography style, first click on the
Bibliography heading on the left-hand menu. This will allow you to make
global formatting changes to the bibliography only eg choose an indent or
set line spacing
2.
To make changes to the layout of your bibliography, click Layout on
the left-hand menu, under Bibliography OR click on an element
of the bibliography citation in the Example Citations
3.
From here you can make changes to the text formatting, such as
bold/italics/capitalisation, or go further to set up more detailed changes such
as text case, delimiters etc. There are a lot of fields for specific elements
and conditional variables, and it can get quite complex, so make sure you
are in the section you want to make the changes to. Tip: Keep
an eye on the example citations to see if your changes are being reflected
correctly.
4.
Click the Style menu on the top left-hand corner and
click Save Style to save your changes.
Saving & using your modified style
Save
your modifications by clicking the Style
menu and selecting Save
Style As. Choose a new style ID for your style if you have not
done so already. You should get a message, highlighted in yellow, at the
top of the screen that contains the URL to your new style.
To
use your new style:
1. Copy
the URL before you close the browser window
2. Go
to View >
Citation Style > More Styles... > Get More Styles in
Mendeley Desktop
3. Paste the URL into the
Download Style
box and click Download.
Your new style should be available and selected for use. It will be named with
the original style name + your Mendeley user name, NOT the style ID you
saved it as.
Support for the Visual CSL editor
Mendeley
has a guide for using the Visual CSL editor on their website. See the link to
it below for more examples of how to modify styles using the editor.
There
are more advanced features, such as editing at the code level, which will not
be discussed in either of our guides, but feel free to explore them if you are
comfortable with your skill level.
This is another useful
and in-depth guide to editing citation styles, put together by a Mendeley user
on GitHub.
Global formatting options
The
main modifications to your style can be made by selecting Global Formatting Options
from the top of the left-hand menu.
Here
you can change:
Class: Do
you want in-text or note (footnote/endnote) style in-text citations?
Name form: Set
the name form as short (surname only) or long (surname with initial)
Et al use: Set
the minimum number of names needed to activate et al abbreviation
Page range format: How should the page numbers display?
eg 123-25; 123-25; 123-5
Add nodes
As
well as modifying existing style elements, you can add your own.
1.
Select the area you want to add a new element to, eg Global Formatting Options
2.
Click the +
button on the left-hand side menu to Add node
3.
Choose an element you want to add from the provided list
4.
Fill in the fields you require.
5.
Remember to use Style
> Save Style to keep your changes.
MEMBUAT DAFTAR PUSTAKA MENDELEY
Creating a Bibliography in Your Mendeley Library
To view your item collections as bibliographies in your Mendeley Desktop library:
- Select View in the menu at the top of your Mendeley Desktop version, and in the drop down menu select "Library as Citations"
- Also in the View drop down menu, select "Citation Style" and then choose a style.
- If you prefer to view your Collections in table format, return to the View menu, and choose "Library as Table".
NOTE: You can also just drag and drop your references from the Mendeley Desktop Center Panel into your document. They'll turn into fully formatted citations. This works with most word processors including Google Docs.
MENYALIN DAFTAR PUSTAKA DARI OSF
Pre-formatted citations can be generated for any OSF project, and can be copied and pasted directly into your bibliography.
Open your project, then click the Citation section to expand it.
The project citation will be displayed in APA, MLA, and Chicago formats.
Type into the Get more citations box to find hundreds of other citation formats.
Copy the citation and paste it into your bibliography.
MEMBUAT OSF DOI (DIGITAL OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
In addition to its own unique, persistent URLs, OSF offers DOIs for your public research. This help guide will walk you through how to generate DOIs for public projects and registrations.
DOIs point to the current version of the project or registration. OSF does not support DOI versioning at this time.
Open your project or registration. If your project or registration is set to private, make it public.
Then click the Create DOI link below the title in the top left of the page.
The "Create DOI" modal will appear.
Click Create to generate a DOI your project or registration.
Your DOI will be created and appear below the project title in the top left of the page.
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