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Hi,
According to Chicago Manual of Style citation should be as following -> "title,". When i add a citation from zotero, i get: "title", . The comma is placed after the quotationmarks. How is that? It is not according the chosen style.
Anyone a clue?
Kind Regards Fatima
According to Chicago Manual of Style citation should be as following -> "title,". When i add a citation from zotero, i get: "title", . The comma is placed after the quotationmarks. How is that? It is not according the chosen style.
Anyone a clue?
Kind Regards Fatima
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Have a look here. Does the style produce it correctly here?
http://editor.citationstyles.org/styleInfo/?styleId=http://www.zotero.org/styles/chicago-author-date
If yes is the answer, then the problem lies not with the style, but somewhere else.
Can you confirm it's not working for you in a fresh document (Word or whatever you're using)?
I searched for the note variant because i don't use the author-date one. It seems correctly: http://editor.citationstyles.org/styleInfo/?styleId=http://www.zotero.org/styles/chicago-fullnote-bibliography
No unfortunatley it doesn't work differently in a fresh document.
Do note that most users and publications that use Chicago style and other widespread generic styles adapt grammatical rules like common placement, quotes type, and translations of words like "et al." or "and" based on the conventions of the language being used in the publication. So, this isn't really a problem.