Upgrade StorageChicago Style: Multiple sources in one endnote?
Hi, I'm using Chicago style's notes to cite sources. I'm using notes only, which means there will be detailed notes instead of a bibliography.
At various places in the text, citing multiple sources at the end of a sentence would lend further support to the sentence, but the Chicago Manual of Style prohibits using more than one note reference at a single location like this:
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.1, 2
The manual does allow one workaround at 14.52: Put multiple sources under the same number. So in this example, I would just have the 1, and both sources would be listed under the same superscript number at the end of the text, separated by semicolons.
My question is how I can get this to work in Zotero with the LibreOffice plugin. I know how to insert citations, but I don't know how to insert more than one citation at the same superscript.
Does Zotero have this feature yet?
At various places in the text, citing multiple sources at the end of a sentence would lend further support to the sentence, but the Chicago Manual of Style prohibits using more than one note reference at a single location like this:
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.1, 2
The manual does allow one workaround at 14.52: Put multiple sources under the same number. So in this example, I would just have the 1, and both sources would be listed under the same superscript number at the end of the text, separated by semicolons.
My question is how I can get this to work in Zotero with the LibreOffice plugin. I know how to insert citations, but I don't know how to insert more than one citation at the same superscript.
Does Zotero have this feature yet?
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fbennettYes. Just type into the popup widget again after adding the first cite bubble.
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adamsmithdetailed version here: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage#citations_with_multiple_cited_items
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underdogThank you very much! That's exactly what I needed.
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