The Display guidelines for Crossref DOIs says that URLs of the form https://doi.org/10.xxxx/xxxxx “should not be preceded by doi: or DOI:.” This is followed in, e.g., APA’s DOI Display Guidelines Update.
I’m seeing “DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10..xxxx/…” in the article landing page and “doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.xxxx/…” in the how to cite page.
Could you suggest ways to fix this, please?
Thanks,
-FGN.
Hi @fgnievinski
What OJS version do you use?
For OJS 2.4.8:
You would need to change it in the templates:
For article display, you would need to remove {$pubIdPlugin->getPubIdDisplayType()|escape}: from this line: ojs/article.tpl at ojs-stable-2_4_8 · pkp/ojs · GitHub. If you eventually also have DOIs for galleys then also from this line: ojs/article.tpl at ojs-stable-2_4_8 · pkp/ojs · GitHub.
For APA: you would need to remove “doi:” from this line: ojs/citation.tpl at ojs-stable-2_4_8 · pkp/ojs · GitHub.
I will also tag @NateWr, if we would like to follow these guidelines, or keep it the way we do it now, i.e. with “DOI:” ? – I do not know why one should not use it – I do not see the real meaning of the guidelines…
Best,
Bozana
Yeah I’m not totally convinced on the lack of labelling. I wonder if they’ve considered the accessibility implications of that guideline.
Still, I’ll cc @Vitaliy in on this so he can bring it to the theme team for discussion.
I think the point there is just not to use things like “DOI:10.1234/12345” which was the original guideline. Instead a full url should be used. (see DOI display guidelines - Crossref => “Why not use doi: or DOI:?”)
That said, I do not think that “DOI: https://doi.org/10.1234/12345” is a problem at least on the landing page. In APA case it is just a matter of following the updates of the guideline. I think that APA long had “DOI:10.1234/12345” format in the guideline.
The article’s own doi.
Thanks,
-FGN.
How can I show the DOI web path in short DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6637764
instead of this like this DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6637764
In this page
https://www.jneurophilosophy.com/index.php/jnp/article/view/5
OJS3 supports CSL styles:
So you’d have to find an existing citation style implementing your preference.
One way to do so is searching by example and typing “DOI: …”:
https://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/
Here is a popular instance:
American Psychological Association 6th edition (“doi:” DOI prefix)
And here is the same style except it follows CrossRef’s recommended DOI citation format (bare URL, without prefix):
Most citation styles do not implement both variants, e.g., APA 7th ed. is only avaialble without the prefix.
If needed, you can customize an existing style with the online editor:
https://editor.citationstyles.org/visualEditor/
Hope that helps.
FGN
