Upgrade StorageAmerican date format in Norwegian document
Hi!
I am working on a report which uses many different websites as sources, meaning that the full date of publication is relevant, including day and month. Zotero automatically includes this in the bibliography where needed, but in the American format (e.g. 2026, september 8). This report is written in Norwegian, meaning that this date format is wrong (it should be 8. september 2026).
I'm using the APA 7th edition style. As far as I can tell, I have all the language settings set to Norwegian (included in the Document Preferences). From my research, I haven't found any solutions but to unlink the citations and manually edit each date, which I can do when the report is completed but would rather avoid for obvious reasons. Are there any ways to fix this?
Thanks for any helpful suggestions!
I am working on a report which uses many different websites as sources, meaning that the full date of publication is relevant, including day and month. Zotero automatically includes this in the bibliography where needed, but in the American format (e.g. 2026, september 8). This report is written in Norwegian, meaning that this date format is wrong (it should be 8. september 2026).
I'm using the APA 7th edition style. As far as I can tell, I have all the language settings set to Norwegian (included in the Document Preferences). From my research, I haven't found any solutions but to unlink the citations and manually edit each date, which I can do when the report is completed but would rather avoid for obvious reasons. Are there any ways to fix this?
Thanks for any helpful suggestions!
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damnationhttps://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Apa norsk
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adamsmithedited yesterday at 2:29pm(Note, though, that "2026, september 8" is also not English formatting for long-form dates. It's APA formatting for dates in text and in the bibliography right after authors, and it has the year first, followed by month, then date, to facilitate sorting and finding of dated materials in the bibliography)