Web page with author

26. "Title (or description) of Web Page," Author of content, Owner/Sponsor of Website, Date (of publication, modification or access), URL.

Citations of websites generally just appear in the text and the notes.

A web page is any one of the “pages,” or subdocuments, that make up a website.
Titles of websites should be italicized; titles of web pages (analogous to chapters in a book) should be in quotation marks.
Include the title of the web page, the title of the website (or a description), the author of the content and/or the owner (sponsor) of the site, and a URL.
Include a publication date (or date of modification/revision). If no such date can be found, include an access date.
Precede date of modification or access with 'last modified' and 'accessed' respectively.
If a website refers to themselves by their domain name (which is case sensitive), shorten and capitalize it in a logical way (e.g., www.google.com becomes Google).
Citations of website content are usually only included in the text and the notes, not in the bibliography.

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