Merge pull request #881 from takaakiaoki/patch-1

Create transaction-of-the-materials-research-society-of-japan.csl
Update geistes-und-kulturwissenschaften-teilmann.csl

- rename style to ...-heilmann.csl (not ...-teilmann.csl)
- better rendering of journal articles (show complete date)
- better rendering of thesis (show genre)
- better rendering of website (show date)
Rename geistes-und-kulturwissenschaften-teilmann.csl to geistes-und-kulturwissenschaften-heilmann.csl
Create frontiers-medical-journals.csl

The 'Frontiers in' series of journals has two different citation styles and two different bibliography styles.  One set of styles is for journals in the fields of science and engineering, the other set of styles is for journals in the field of medicine.  These two sets of styles are documented at http://www.frontiersin.org/about/AuthorGuidelines#References .

Previous contributors created .csl files for all the 'Frontiers in' series of journals, but they applied science and engineering rules to all of the journals, even the medical journals.  Since I want to publish in Frontiers in Immunology, I was disheartened to find that a new style needed to be created. 

I have created an appropriate .csl file, using http://www.zotero.org/styles/frontiers as my template.  My new file is frontiers-medical-journals.csl.  It is, like its template, designed to be used as a base for other styles.  For now I am using it as my selected style in my document; it seems to work well with Word and Zotero.  After you accept it, I recommend that someone change all the styles for all the 'Frontiers in' medical journals to use this new style as their base.  If you want, I will do that.  (Although if you preferred to have someone else do that, I would be more than happy to let you or someone else take care of that task.)

There remains an interesting design question about the inheritance tree for 'Frontiers in' journals.  In frontiers-medical-journals.csl, I have created a peer of frontiers.csl, that duplicates the old code by copy-and-paste.  Maybe there should be a base for all 'Frontiers in' journals, then two derived styles, frontiers.csl for science and engineering, and my new one for medicine.  This alternative approach would eliminate xml code duplication, but take more work, and add a layer to the hierarchy.  I don't even know if the csl language and infrastructure would allow an additional layer.

I don't know whether I can even test a frontiers-in-medicine.csl as a parent yet until you accept and post it so it, because frontiers-in-immunology would refer to a non-existent URL as a parent.  Therefore I have not tested frontiers-in-medicine.csl as a parent yet.

Note that there is no journal named Frontiers in Medicine; I deliberately chose an unused journal-name for this new parent file.

Chris Forden
cforden at-sigil comcast.net
Merge pull request #883 from cforden/patch-1

Create frontiers-medical-journals.csl
Do not capitalize collection-title with a journal.

This prevents the capitalization of ‘5th ser.’ or ’n.s.’.
Fix indentation.
Fix indentation.
Escaped em-dashes.
Escaped em-dashes.
Change comma/space prefix to group delimiter.
Fixed em dash again.
Merge pull request #884 from adunning/master

Do not capitalize collection-title with a journal in MHRA.
Add support for journal series.
Revert "Localization should be applied just for Czech language; Adding Czech translation for "et al""

This reverts commit b3146b0d34e057359d4d61b5aad103fbe9ed8eaa.
add et al back to APSA style - looked through their flagship journal and found 4 authors consistently given in full and examples of 5 authors with et al
Update foerster-geisteswissenschaft.csl

Changed template link because template file was renamed.
Merge pull request #882 from tillheilmann/patch-6

Update geistes-und-kulturwissenschaften-teilmann.csl
Update renamed-styles.json for Teilmann style
Remove affixes for journal series.

The note and bibliography are now treated in the same way, even if this
is more awkward.