Upgrade StorageInconsistent order for "ed. and trans." in Chicago
I have a book that is both edited and translated by the same person. I would expect "ed. and trans." to appear in the order specified in Zotero, given that this varies from book to book (and it can be seen that Chicago expects this, from comparing the citations given in §14.88 and §14.215). This does not seem to be happening, however. Currently, Chicago author-date is giving me "Edited & translated", while the other Chicago options are giving me "Translated and edited". I would like to have the editing role listed first.
If there is no possibility of changing the order based on the Zotero entry and it must be fixed between one of the options, it would be better to standardize on "ed. and trans.", as this is much more common. Would someone mind looking into this?
If there is no possibility of changing the order based on the Zotero entry and it must be fixed between one of the options, it would be better to standardize on "ed. and trans.", as this is much more common. Would someone mind looking into this?
I agree that going with ed. and trans. makes more sense - and that's actually the Zotero default. This was specifically coded into CMoS as trans & ed., likely because the most visible examples in 14.88 makes it look like that's the norm, but you're right that that's just a coincidence as 14.215 shows.
Might take some time until I get to fixing this, though.
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