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And generally "of" unless it's the last word. There are a few other rules depending on the authority used. It's unclear to me whether a post title is a title to
by getlawgdon 5y ago
And generally "of" unless it's the last word. There are a few other rules depending on the authority used. It's unclear to me whether a post title is a title to CMOS and I don't have a recent enough copy that would include such digital categories.
- dvfjsdhgfv 5y agoI'd say so since 8.156 in the 17th edition explicitly mentions websites: "The following guidelines apply primarily to titles as they are mentioned or cited in text or notes. They apply to titles of books, journals, newspapers, and websites . . ." And 8.191 elaborates further: " Titles of websites mentioned or cited in text or notes are normally set in roman, headline-style . . ." Basically, there are some differences regarding italics/quotation marks but headline style seems to apply to all kinds of titles of digital resources.
- getlawgdon 5y agoThat works. Thanks for looking it up.