PC Citation Style disappearing
Hi,
We have a custom Zotero Style (CSL format), similar to "University of South Australia 2011 - Harvard".
Every time a user closes and re-opens Zotero, it removes our style from the installed list, defaulting to the University of South Australia Style.
This inevitably completely re-formats any documents we are using at the time.
We then have to re-install our Style, changing the preferences in our documents to a random Style (Nature for example) then back to our own.
If we simply re-install our Style, it will appear to have updated but continue to actually use the "University of South Australia 2011 - Harvard" format.
We have tried re-installing the style from network and C: drive locations, I have even tried placing it in the "Styles" folder in the Zotero directory.
As soon as Zotero is closed and re-opened, the Style is removed, even from the Styles folder.
We have updated our version to 5.0.37 and checked permissions to the directories we store the Style.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
We have a custom Zotero Style (CSL format), similar to "University of South Australia 2011 - Harvard".
Every time a user closes and re-opens Zotero, it removes our style from the installed list, defaulting to the University of South Australia Style.
This inevitably completely re-formats any documents we are using at the time.
We then have to re-install our Style, changing the preferences in our documents to a random Style (Nature for example) then back to our own.
If we simply re-install our Style, it will appear to have updated but continue to actually use the "University of South Australia 2011 - Harvard" format.
We have tried re-installing the style from network and C: drive locations, I have even tried placing it in the "Styles" folder in the Zotero directory.
As soon as Zotero is closed and re-opened, the Style is removed, even from the Styles folder.
We have updated our version to 5.0.37 and checked permissions to the directories we store the Style.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
<id>something</id>
If that "something" is identical to a style ID in the Zotero style repository, Zotero will overwrite the style, so you need to change it (to anything, really)