Roger, Colin, the family tree detective (manchester:manchester university press, 1983)

humaira dar

where i can get this style? and how it will be incorporated in zotero?
it is emergency if somebody can help
thanks in advance

bwiernik

Styles are located here:
http://zotero.org/styles

You can search by example here:
http://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/

DWL-SDCA

Is there a style guide that is online to use as a reference? Can you say how this style differs from Elizabeth Shown Mills' "Evidence Explained" style? I believe that EE is the genealogy gold standard -- at least in North America.

Unless someone has already made a Zotero style that isn't labeled in the repository to make it easily identified as what you need, it isn't likely that the path to such a style will be in time to rescue you from your emergency.

There are people on the forum who will for a reasonable price create a custom style for you. You will need to ask by providing the style specifics and include a deadline before anyone can accept the task.

See these forum threads:
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/27230/mapping-evidence-explained-citations-to-existing-zotero-types

and

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/19085/packaged-citation-styles/p1

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/172835#Comment_172835

See also the guidance for requesting Zotero styles:


https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/wiki/Requesting-Styles

Follow the instructions _exactly_ or your request will be further delayed. The request standards are not arbitrary but are needed to determine if there are existing similar styles that could be easily modified.

The problem with genealogy styles is that there _many_ source types that do not exactly fit with the current CSL framework and Zotero's implementation. Why not? The addition of source types has implications that go beyond the convenience for some types of authors. It is, in part, due to the attempt-at-consensus process in developing CSL. I call it "try to do what is needed, consider what is desired, implement in a way that is right the first time". CSL is a standard that affects several bib-management software packages. Changes must be carefully considered. Although Zotero offers some opportunities to add fields beyond what CSL includes, the records with modifications must include the information in a way that when Zotero us upgraded to a new version, the added information will be appropriately placed.

This is probably more than you wanted to know.