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Hello,
I have been working on a Google Doc for a few weeks which has reached around 100 citations. Yesterday, after adding in a new reference, the citations refreshed but without the correct formatting. There was no error message or anything else unusual.
The loss of formatting looks like this (for an in-text citation of references 1 and 2):
\super 1,2\nosupersub{}
And the bibliography:
{\rtf (1)\tab Reinkowski-H\uc0\u228{}fner, E. Tempera: Narratives on a Technical Term in Art and Conservation. In {\i{}Tempera painting 1800-1950: experiment and innovation from the Nazarene movement to abstract art}; Dietemann, P., Ed.; Archetype Publications: London, 2019; pp 21\uc0\u8211{}32.(2)\tab Reinkowski-H\uc0\u228{}fner, E. TEMPERA: ON THE HISTORY OF A TECHNICAL TERM. In {\i{}Painting in Tempera, c. 1900}.
Can anyone help me rescue my article?
I have been working on a Google Doc for a few weeks which has reached around 100 citations. Yesterday, after adding in a new reference, the citations refreshed but without the correct formatting. There was no error message or anything else unusual.
The loss of formatting looks like this (for an in-text citation of references 1 and 2):
\super 1,2\nosupersub{}
And the bibliography:
{\rtf (1)\tab Reinkowski-H\uc0\u228{}fner, E. Tempera: Narratives on a Technical Term in Art and Conservation. In {\i{}Tempera painting 1800-1950: experiment and innovation from the Nazarene movement to abstract art}; Dietemann, P., Ed.; Archetype Publications: London, 2019; pp 21\uc0\u8211{}32.(2)\tab Reinkowski-H\uc0\u228{}fner, E. TEMPERA: ON THE HISTORY OF A TECHNICAL TERM. In {\i{}Painting in Tempera, c. 1900}.
Can anyone help me rescue my article?
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adomasvenHow did you insert citations into Google Docs? Did you use the plugin or did you insert them by copying from Zotero and pasting? If the latter, you should make sure you have the correct format selected in Zotero Preferences -> Export.