This little workflow and command line might help someone.

1. Create a separate collection for your webpage citations
2. Move all webpage citations into the new collection and delete them from you default bibliography collection
3. Mark all items of the webpage collection and go to File->Export…
4. Choose webpage_temp.bib as your export target in your LaTeX tree
5. Run the following command below
6. 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…)
7. Use webpage.bib in your LaTeX file (example of how it looks below)

The command line is:

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.bib

Here 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}
}

At some point last year, I needed a solution for a problem in LaTeX, where I wanted to continue an enumeration over several paragraphs.

Read on and find out how I did it.

Cheers!

OK, I came across a problem, when trying to use something like the following:

\chapter{c1}
\section{s1}
\subsection{sub1}
Q1 - foo0
Q2 - bar0

\subsection{sub2}
Q3 - foo1
Q4 - bar1

\subsection{sub3}
Q5 - foo2
Q6 - bar2

So I tried. Hard. But could not get this to work. Finally, I used several counters to do the job. Not very nice but it works:

\chapter{c1}
% init new counters Rcount and Tcount
\newcounter{Rcount}
\newcounter{Tcount}

\subsection{subX}
%Tell the list to use counter Rcount, and use a custom label (RQ-arabicnumberOfCounter)
\begin{list}{Q-\arabic{Rcount}}{\usecounter{Rcount} \setlength{\rightmargin}{\leftmargin}}
%since the list environment sets the used counter to zero, we need to use the second counter and load it into Rcount.
  \setcounter{Rcount}{\value{Tcount}}
  \item fooX
  \item barX
\end{list}

%when the list is finished, write the value or Rcount back to the backup counter.
\addtocounter{Tcount}{\value{Rcount}}

That’s it. Hopefully it helps somebody. For any questions, just contact me.