Upgrade StorageLocalisation of a reference in a subcollection
I'm sorry that the easiest way to ask my question is only by this way:
I organized my literature references in zotero's subcollections. Like one subcollection called "fishes" containing articles about "trout", "carp", "salmon". Beside this, a second subcollection exist, named "trees", containing articles about "birch", "buttonwood", "oak".
To launch a search via keyword "trout" easily finds and displays the entry "trout" in the center section of the display, and the bibliographic details on the right hand one. Yet how may zotero be set up to highlight on the left hand column the original folder of the corresponding subcollection "fish" to ease subsequent browsing in the subcollection "fish"?
It appears to me the optionally displayed column "place" or "location in the archive" in the center section of the display refer to the place in the shelf of the physical librabry rather to the place of the data set in zotero, i.e. the (sub)collection.
I organized my literature references in zotero's subcollections. Like one subcollection called "fishes" containing articles about "trout", "carp", "salmon". Beside this, a second subcollection exist, named "trees", containing articles about "birch", "buttonwood", "oak".
To launch a search via keyword "trout" easily finds and displays the entry "trout" in the center section of the display, and the bibliographic details on the right hand one. Yet how may zotero be set up to highlight on the left hand column the original folder of the corresponding subcollection "fish" to ease subsequent browsing in the subcollection "fish"?
It appears to me the optionally displayed column "place" or "location in the archive" in the center section of the display refer to the place in the shelf of the physical librabry rather to the place of the data set in zotero, i.e. the (sub)collection.
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noksagthttps://www.zotero.org/support/kb/collections_containing_an_item
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