Upgrade Storage\rtf{.....} tag around the citation in the text -- probably, csl question
Hi colleagues,
I am trying to modify the bibtex csl style to get\cite{citation} LaTeX-readable output. At the moment I add "\" to the prefix , I get all the citation inside \rtf tag, i.e. \rtf{\cite{citation1}}. The same thing happens if I show the "\" symbol by its Unicode code. Is there any way to get rid of the \rtf{} wrapping either by csl commands or by Zotero settings?
Thank you!
Sasha (AKA Alexander)
P.S.
Zotero 5.0.80 -- Windows 10
I am trying to modify the bibtex csl style to get\cite{citation} LaTeX-readable output. At the moment I add "\" to the prefix , I get all the citation inside \rtf tag, i.e. \rtf{\cite{citation1}}. The same thing happens if I show the "\" symbol by its Unicode code. Is there any way to get rid of the \rtf{} wrapping either by csl commands or by Zotero settings?
Thank you!
Sasha (AKA Alexander)
P.S.
Zotero 5.0.80 -- Windows 10
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adamsmithHow are you generating the citations? That looks like some weird interaction with the Word add-on?
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favorovYes, you are right. It does not it does not happen in "Create Citation" and it does not happen in Libre Office. It happens in Google Docs in Chrome.
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adamsmithCC @adomasven sounds like somehow google docs integration reacts weirdly to slashes?
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adomasven@favorov Could you try the Zotero Beta and see if you can reproduce the problem?
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favorov@adomasven Yes, the same. They look like {\rtf \cite{Hesper_Hogeweg_1970}} in Google Docs in Chrome. Export bibliorgaphy gives \cite{Hogeweg_2011} for the same item. Zotero 5.0.80.
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adomasvenDid you try in the Zotero Beta that I linked to above? Zotero 5.0.80 is the current release version
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