- Create a separate collection for your webpage citations
- Move all webpage citations into the new collection and delete them from you default bibliography collection
- Mark all items of the webpage collection and go to File->Export…
- Choose webpage_temp.bib as your export target in your LaTeX tree
- Run the following command below
- Edit the new file webpages.bib and check that all the “Last Accessed” descriptors are OK (Mendeley does not export the “Last Accessed” field into bibtex; therefore a fixed date is used in there…)
- Use webpage.bib in your LaTeX file (example of how it looks below)
cat webpages_temp.bib | \ sed "s/url =/howpublished =/g" | \ sed "s/{http/{\\\url{http/g" | \ sed "s/howpublished.*}/& [Online. Last accessed: 2011-11-06]}/g" > webpages.bibHere is an example of how it looks in the document (alpha style):
I use this little script in the make file for the LaTeX compilation. Works for me : )
The entry before the script (as it came from Mendeley):@misc{Ishida2011, author = {Ishida, Richard}, booktitle = {W3C}, keywords = {cultural name differences,name ambiguity,name structure}, title = {{Personal names around the world}}, url = {http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-personal-names}, year = {2011} }The same entry after the script:
@misc{Ishida2011, author = {Ishida, Richard}, booktitle = {W3C}, keywords = {cultural name differences,name ambiguity,name structure}, title = {{Personal names around the world}}, howpublished = {\url{http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-personal-names} [Online. Last accessed: 2011-11-06]}, year = {2011} }