CSL variable 'status' in the zotero documentation
Greetings,
in the zotero documentation for CSL variables not included the CSL variable 'status' in the documentation is not capitalized, every other CSL variable is capitalized.
my question is: 1. does it matter (capitalization) and 2. is this an error? I can't get a stylized output change in the date on a journal article either way (capitalized or not) by testing for output using the Unified linguistics style sheet.
see: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/item_types_and_fields#citeable_fields_not_included_in_zotero
in the zotero documentation for CSL variables not included the CSL variable 'status' in the documentation is not capitalized, every other CSL variable is capitalized.
my question is: 1. does it matter (capitalization) and 2. is this an error? I can't get a stylized output change in the date on a journal article either way (capitalized or not) by testing for output using the Unified linguistics style sheet.
see: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/item_types_and_fields#citeable_fields_not_included_in_zotero
2. Given this, the documentation page is a bit inconsistent, but everything on the page works.
Remember that the way CSL works, not every variable or even every item type is accounted for in every style. Status, e.g., simply doesn't appear in the Unified Stylesheet, so it's not surprising you can't test it.