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No, the only way to get the online library is to sync, that's what it's for. The linked article has specific troubleshooting steps and things to report if syncing isn't working. Follow those. (Also, in at least 8/10 cases, this happens when people h…
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Sorry, there's no way to prevent that. Word field codes don't copy outside Word, so the moment you paste something from Word into another app, they're lost.
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This looks like it thinks there already is a bibliography. Try showing field codes (https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/word_field_codes) and then a) make sure that your citations do show up with field codes that say something like ADDIN ZOTERO_ITEM …
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It's the exact same code as for MLA, and the lines to enter it are after 642 https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/chicago-author-date.csl#L642 and after 660 https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/chica…
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I'm afraid that's not possible, no -- since Zotero/CSL uses a tabstop and not a table/two column layout, you can't add linebreaks on the left.
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BBT has support for pandoc's citekey format: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/citing/index.html#drag-and-drophotkey-citations
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Yeah, Google Doc's figure & table management is non-existent: there aren't any captions that move with figures, let alone updating ones. That's really mission creep for Zotero to get involved in, though; I don't see that happening. If you want b…
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The back button is the standard way PDF readers handle this, and links can also be cross-references (e.g. jumping between sections), so as opposed to the more limited button in Word "back to text" isn't going to be the right label for all instances.
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Insert a bibliography and look -- most likely reason is that the item is cited as 160 already
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Why not use Word or LibreIffice's own features for that?
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You'll want to do 1 for every workflow, but you can use the BBT add-on for convenient access to cute keys. It comes with lots.of documentation and there are a bunch of blogspot on using it with pandoc and markdown
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@josq which Zotero version, OS, and where are you dragging from?
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All covered in the manual: https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#specifying-a-citation-style
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This should definitely work with Markdown, yes. I don't believe pandoc will recognize citations in .docx format (but I'm not sure)
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It should work exactly as for in-text citations and appear in the citation dialog, yes (and it does for me). Which Zotero version and which word processor? Have you tested in a fresh document (insert Chicago citation, move cursor into footnote, add…
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I wouldn't automate this -- e.g. if you cite the same work two paragraphs apart (but with no citation in between), you'd definitely want the author name in there again, so manually doing omit author for every citation is the best bet.
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American Sociological Association, e.g.
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Just put the cursor in the footnote and click add/edit citation. You don't actually need to highlight anything.
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Chicago Manual gives you some leeway to make your own calls on these types of things. I'd do what you think is clearest for the reader -- if you think something like (Tucker in Atlantic Council 2021), (Herbst in Atlantic Council 2021) etc. is going …
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I'd use omit author (in the Word add-on) and use (Year, date) throughout in those cases, especially when you have two different works by the same author cited nearby -- it's a bit confusing what the final citation refers to in the example above.
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No, sorry, citations just pasted from Zotero are really nothing but text, Zotero can't do anything with them.
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Und mit den non-breaking space, also  -  funktioniert das auch nicht richtig?
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We'd need a lot more details to understand what's going on: https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems
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You'd have to figure out how to whitelist the requests via Zscaler then, that's not something Zotero will be able to help you with.
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If you store in sentence case, the subtitle should get capitalized automatically. Do you have an example where it doesn't? Zotero already stores sentence case as default when it's available -- you can't set it to automatically convert because the ch…
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Oveleaf has Zotero integration, as has RStudio (which you can also just use as a Markdown editor, no need to use with R) and you can use Markdown (with pandoc) more generally and keep your references in Zotero, yes: many people do.
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Yes, the whole idea of a "Key" doesn't apply to RTF Scan. If you want to use actual citation keys, look at the other tools I listed.
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You have "Number: 3" in the extra field for those items. Delete it.
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"Creator" is a generic label that includes author, director, programmer, and whatever other category of, well, creator, exists across various item types. "Date" refers to the primary date (i.e. "Date" for most item types). "Title" is always right u…
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Could you give an example? I don't think 'host' makes sense for what you're describing. (FWIW, the syntax above will also work for audio recordings, but I don't think it's a good idea to use it there)