Upgrade StorageHow to remove full stop at the end of a note in Chicago style
In a long document, I first used the Pontifical Gregorian University style. In the footnotes, the author and the title were inserted using Zotero. Then I used to add a comma and a reference page manually. But now I am requested by the university, to use Chicago style. I changed the footnotes of the whole document into Chicago style 17th edition. But the problem is that Zotero includes a full stop after the end of the book/article title and that is incompatible with the comma and the reference page I added manually.
For example, first, the footnote looked like this: ARISTOTLE, History of Animals, 9.3, 610b33-611a6.
When changed into Chicago style: Aristotle, History of Animals., 9.3, 610b33-611a6.
The document has thousands of footnote items. Changing manually is almost impossible, but also that would cause problems with updating automatically.
Please, can anyone help me in solving the problem?
For example, first, the footnote looked like this: ARISTOTLE, History of Animals, 9.3, 610b33-611a6.
When changed into Chicago style: Aristotle, History of Animals., 9.3, 610b33-611a6.
The document has thousands of footnote items. Changing manually is almost impossible, but also that would cause problems with updating automatically.
Please, can anyone help me in solving the problem?