Hello Michael,
This reply might be a bit late, but instead of changing the entire
stylesheet, you should consider use the \f and \s flags for citation
fields.
Right-click on a citation and select the "Edit field ..." option from
the dropdown menu. In the field display you will see something like
this:
CITATION Kar97 \l
2060 = (Karp,
1997)
You can add the website here by doing something like:
CITATION Kar97 \l 2060 \f "http://www.someurl.com, "
= (
http://www.someurl.com, Karp, 1997)
And if you think the URL is enough, you can suppress the author with
\n \t:
CITATION Kar97 \l 2060 \f "http://www.someurl.com, " \n \t =
(
http://www.someurl.com, 1997)
Remark that \t (suppress title) is necessary because once you suppress
the author, APA will try to fall back to title.
HTH
Yves
On 2 jun, 14:25, Michael Schüßler Michael
wrote:
Hello all
I'm usingWord2007and its Citation feature.
I have to cite a lot of Web-Sites, some of which are from the same company
(the same author).
When I now cite inWord2007, it displays only (company, year), although I
have several citations from the same company, but with different
web-site-name and web-page-name and so on.
If this is the case (several citations from one company) I'd like to display
the WebSite-Title, too, so the readers can distinct the sources at once.
If this would be easier to manage, it's okay if it always shows the
page-title, not only if there are several entries from one company/author.
btw, I use the APA-standard. But it's the same with the other standards.
Do you know how I can achieve this?
I'm also willing to edit the APA.xsl, but I don't know where to start 
Regards
Michael