BibTeX: same layout of all entries in bibliography?











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I'm writing a "report" and using BibTeX for the literature and I have different types of BibTeX entries like book, article, misc, PhdThesis, MastersThesis, ...



urlstyle{same} 

bibliographystyle{agsm} %Harvard style
bibliography{literature}


I want to make all entries formatted the same for the same fields (e.g. all titles field are formatted italic, independent of the BiBTeX entry type).
A little bit like the URL formatting.



I have found an similar question from 2015 about the same topic:
Get same layout for title-tag in misc and book using natbib



Is there a simpler method instead of replacing the bst of each entry to make it appear the same?



Here is the example of a minimum:



documentclass{report}
begin{document}

I cite citep{Luhmann1979}.

urlstyle{same}
bibliography{literature}
bibliographystyle{agsm}
end{document}


Examples of my BibTeX entries:



   @Book{Luhmann1979,
title = {Trust and power},
publisher = {John Wiley & Sons},
year = {1979},
author = {Luhmann, Niklas},
}

@Article{Doney1998,
author = {Doney, Patricia M and Cannon, Joseph P and Mullen, Michael R},
title = {Understanding the influence of national culture on the development of trust},
journal = {Academy of management review},
year = {1998},
volume = {23},
number = {3},
pages = {601--620},
publisher = {Academy of Management Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510},
}


Thank you very much










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    Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
    – Fran
    8 hours ago










  • @Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
    – Eric
    7 hours ago












  • The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
    – Fran
    7 hours ago












  • Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
    – cfr
    1 hour ago















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I'm writing a "report" and using BibTeX for the literature and I have different types of BibTeX entries like book, article, misc, PhdThesis, MastersThesis, ...



urlstyle{same} 

bibliographystyle{agsm} %Harvard style
bibliography{literature}


I want to make all entries formatted the same for the same fields (e.g. all titles field are formatted italic, independent of the BiBTeX entry type).
A little bit like the URL formatting.



I have found an similar question from 2015 about the same topic:
Get same layout for title-tag in misc and book using natbib



Is there a simpler method instead of replacing the bst of each entry to make it appear the same?



Here is the example of a minimum:



documentclass{report}
begin{document}

I cite citep{Luhmann1979}.

urlstyle{same}
bibliography{literature}
bibliographystyle{agsm}
end{document}


Examples of my BibTeX entries:



   @Book{Luhmann1979,
title = {Trust and power},
publisher = {John Wiley & Sons},
year = {1979},
author = {Luhmann, Niklas},
}

@Article{Doney1998,
author = {Doney, Patricia M and Cannon, Joseph P and Mullen, Michael R},
title = {Understanding the influence of national culture on the development of trust},
journal = {Academy of management review},
year = {1998},
volume = {23},
number = {3},
pages = {601--620},
publisher = {Academy of Management Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510},
}


Thank you very much










share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
    – Fran
    8 hours ago










  • @Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
    – Eric
    7 hours ago












  • The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
    – Fran
    7 hours ago












  • Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
    – cfr
    1 hour ago













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up vote
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I'm writing a "report" and using BibTeX for the literature and I have different types of BibTeX entries like book, article, misc, PhdThesis, MastersThesis, ...



urlstyle{same} 

bibliographystyle{agsm} %Harvard style
bibliography{literature}


I want to make all entries formatted the same for the same fields (e.g. all titles field are formatted italic, independent of the BiBTeX entry type).
A little bit like the URL formatting.



I have found an similar question from 2015 about the same topic:
Get same layout for title-tag in misc and book using natbib



Is there a simpler method instead of replacing the bst of each entry to make it appear the same?



Here is the example of a minimum:



documentclass{report}
begin{document}

I cite citep{Luhmann1979}.

urlstyle{same}
bibliography{literature}
bibliographystyle{agsm}
end{document}


Examples of my BibTeX entries:



   @Book{Luhmann1979,
title = {Trust and power},
publisher = {John Wiley & Sons},
year = {1979},
author = {Luhmann, Niklas},
}

@Article{Doney1998,
author = {Doney, Patricia M and Cannon, Joseph P and Mullen, Michael R},
title = {Understanding the influence of national culture on the development of trust},
journal = {Academy of management review},
year = {1998},
volume = {23},
number = {3},
pages = {601--620},
publisher = {Academy of Management Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510},
}


Thank you very much










share|improve this question













I'm writing a "report" and using BibTeX for the literature and I have different types of BibTeX entries like book, article, misc, PhdThesis, MastersThesis, ...



urlstyle{same} 

bibliographystyle{agsm} %Harvard style
bibliography{literature}


I want to make all entries formatted the same for the same fields (e.g. all titles field are formatted italic, independent of the BiBTeX entry type).
A little bit like the URL formatting.



I have found an similar question from 2015 about the same topic:
Get same layout for title-tag in misc and book using natbib



Is there a simpler method instead of replacing the bst of each entry to make it appear the same?



Here is the example of a minimum:



documentclass{report}
begin{document}

I cite citep{Luhmann1979}.

urlstyle{same}
bibliography{literature}
bibliographystyle{agsm}
end{document}


Examples of my BibTeX entries:



   @Book{Luhmann1979,
title = {Trust and power},
publisher = {John Wiley & Sons},
year = {1979},
author = {Luhmann, Niklas},
}

@Article{Doney1998,
author = {Doney, Patricia M and Cannon, Joseph P and Mullen, Michael R},
title = {Understanding the influence of national culture on the development of trust},
journal = {Academy of management review},
year = {1998},
volume = {23},
number = {3},
pages = {601--620},
publisher = {Academy of Management Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510},
}


Thank you very much







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    Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
    – Fran
    8 hours ago










  • @Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
    – Eric
    7 hours ago












  • The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
    – Fran
    7 hours ago












  • Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
    – cfr
    1 hour ago














  • 1




    Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
    – Fran
    8 hours ago










  • @Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
    – Eric
    7 hours ago












  • The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
    – Fran
    7 hours ago












  • Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
    – cfr
    1 hour ago








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Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
– Fran
8 hours ago




Short answer: no. I think that your best options are fighting against the custom-bib endless questionnaire or switch to biblatex. Not sure what will be worse in your case, but none is simple.
– Fran
8 hours ago












@Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
– Eric
7 hours ago






@Fran: How would it work, if I switch to biblatex? And is the switch of the bibtex file to biblatex manual or can it be converted?
– Eric
7 hours ago














The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
– Fran
7 hours ago






The bibtex file can be used as is with biblatex. Here you have a quick introduction of how use it. You get an idea of what mean a custom biblatex style in this question (but it does not have to be so tangled in your case).
– Fran
7 hours ago














Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
– cfr
1 hour ago




Why would you want this? Is there a style which requires it? If so, have you searched for an existing .bst?
– cfr
1 hour ago















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