Alter publication output style based on publication type

Sorry, I was indeed referring to citation style.

I hadn't enabled the CiteProc module, though I just did and am looking it over now... though I still don't see an obvious way to do what I need to do. It seems like CiteProc just gives a bit more citation styling options. I don't see a clear way to assign different citation styles to different publication types. That is, have publication type A use citation style A, but have publication type B use citation style B. I've managed to set a default CSL file for all citations, but still can't figure out how to assign to individual pub types.

That's unfortunate.

At the very minimum I need to be able to add additional biblio fields to those fields that are already being output. For example, I want to add the contents of biblio_custom1 to the end of the IEEE citation. How would this be done?

I think I can do what I want to do using CiteProc as you said at the beginning.

Going over the CSL files (haven't had much time this evening) I was just looking at the bibliography section, and there is embedded logic based on publication type to control the output of the text. This is exactly what I was looking for, and everything is clicking now. Thanks for jogging my brain.

Hmmm... It seems that once again I've jumped to conclusions.

I'm attempting to manipulate the CSL files to do my bidding but none of the changes I make are changing anything. For example, I'm using the IEEE citation style as the cite default, and I'm looking at the title macro...

   <macro name="title">
      <choose>
         <if type="bill book graphic legal_case motion_picture report song" match="any">
            <text variable="title" font-style="italic"/>
         </if>
         <else>
            <text variable="title" quotes="true"/>
         </else>
      </choose>
   </macro>

I change it to

   <macro name="title">
      <choose>
         <if type="bill book graphic legal_case motion_picture report song" match="any">
            <text variable="title" font-style="italic"/>
         </if>
         <else>
            <text variable="title" font-style="italic"/>
         </else>
      </choose>
   </macro>

...and I expect the title to change from quotes to italics, but after I save the file and refresh the page it stays quoted. I've tried multiple cache clears which haven't helped.

I'm back at square one.

Ah... I see now. It's pulling the XML straight from Zotero. How do I make CiteProc use the styles installed under biblio/modules/CiteProc/style?

EDIT: As you can tell I'm having a tough time locating documentation.

EDIT #2: Seems to be downloading from GitHub, but don't know where it's installing to.

I think there is a significant issue going on here. I don't know if this is working as intended, and if it is then it's non-intuitive. The latest development in my endeavor here is that I simply can't identify where Biblio is reading the CSL files that I've downloaded from. They are NOT downloaded into the style directory within the CiteProc module. I know it's not going out to Zotero to get the XML on the fly. This is a rather annoying problem.

EDIT: Why, oh why, is the CSL stored in the database? I can't edit that :(