I'm trying to get a particular tweak to a formatting style. For my style guide, most things are cited with the page reference preceded by a comma and a space, e.g. {Porter, 1989, #94439@55–57} is expanded to:
If there's no page range specified for the citation, then there's no comma, space, or page number. Fine.Stanley E. Porter, Verbal Aspect in the Greek of the New Testament: With Reference to Tense and Mood, SBG 1 (New York: Lang, 1989), 55–57.
Journal articles, if they're referred to in toto, have the page range from the actual journal as the final part of the reference:
However, if I want to cite a particular page then according to the style the page number should replace the page range above. However, since I've got a comma and space as the preceding thing for page numbers, which is the right thing almost always, then the tag {Schmidt, 1985, #94120@33} gets expanded as:Daryl Schmidt, “The Study of Hellenistic Greek Grammar in the Light of Contemporary Linguistics,” PRSt 11/4 (1985): 27–38.
Obviously this is not the right approach. But is it possible to do a per-source-type page prefix? Or do I need to modify all other styles somehow?Daryl Schmidt, “The Study of Hellenistic Greek Grammar in the Light of Contemporary Linguistics,” PRSt 11/4 (1985): , 33.