APA Style
Hi! I use Zotero in order to insert citations and reference list in APA style. Although it works with English references, it seems to incorrectly correspond to Greek references. Any ideas why this happens and how could be overlapped?
1. What type of source would allow a report to have the form below?
OECD (2011), Education Policy Advice for Greece (in italics), Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education, OECD Publishing.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/9789264119581-en
Actually, this is how the specific report suits with the APA styling. I cannot find the source type in Zotero that allows italics for the first part of the title (as mentioned in brackets). Also, I cannot find a source type that includes the DOI number in such kind of references.
2. How can I insert source data in Zotero that refer to a translated text? According to APA style such a reference should follow the form as indexed below?
Real Academia Espaliola. (2001). Diccionario de la lengua espaflola [Dictionary of
the Spanish languagel (22nd ed.). Madrid, Spain: Author.
3. How can I add elements in written reference that are included in Zotero frame but are not showen when the reference is inserted in a word document (eg. the element Short title in Book as type of source)!
Generally, ou should enter this as a report. We currently don't have DOI fields for many item types, they'll be added in the not-too-distand future.
2. There's no field for translated titles in Zotero. If this is important to you, have a look at the MLZ fork:
http://citationstylist.org/
the hope is to get this into Zotero eventually, but that won't be any time soon.
3. I don't understand. Could you provide a more specific example?
http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
We should slow down for a moment, though. How does name ordering work in Greek? Should Greek names be handled in the same way as other West European names? Or are they normally family-name-first (sort order)?
If that checks out, I or someone will need to dig into the Unicode tables for the capital letter sequences for Greek (and maybe Coptic, if it follows the same name conventions).
In anyway, thnx to take the effort to due all this ;).