PDF Annotation Export forces "p." prefix and comma for Chicago Author-Date style
Hi Zotero Team,
I noticed an issue with the PDF annotation export format when using the Chicago Manual of Style (Author-Date) style.
When dragging/copying highlighted annotations from a PDF into note-taking apps like Obsidian, Zotero outputs:
"(Author, Year, p. Page)" — e.g., "(Richard, 2018, p. 21)"
However, standard Chicago Author-Date style strictly forbids commas between author/year and does not use the "p." or "pp." page prefix. The correct format should be:
"(Author Year, Page)" — e.g., "(Richard 2018, 21)"
It seems the PDF annotation exporter uses a hardcoded template logic that doesn't respect the standard CSL rule for Chicago Author-Date. Is there a way to fix this, or could this be updated in a future patch?
Zotero Version: 9.0.6 (64-bit) (Windows)
Thanks!
I noticed an issue with the PDF annotation export format when using the Chicago Manual of Style (Author-Date) style.
When dragging/copying highlighted annotations from a PDF into note-taking apps like Obsidian, Zotero outputs:
"(Author, Year, p. Page)" — e.g., "(Richard, 2018, p. 21)"
However, standard Chicago Author-Date style strictly forbids commas between author/year and does not use the "p." or "pp." page prefix. The correct format should be:
"(Author Year, Page)" — e.g., "(Richard 2018, 21)"
It seems the PDF annotation exporter uses a hardcoded template logic that doesn't respect the standard CSL rule for Chicago Author-Date. Is there a way to fix this, or could this be updated in a future patch?
Zotero Version: 9.0.6 (64-bit) (Windows)
Thanks!
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