Style editor inconsistent with Libreoffice ouput
For more than 10 citations, for a numbering citation style, e.g IEEE, the style editor does not show the same bibliography as Libreoffice. Numbered items are right-aligned in the style editor, but left aligned in Libreoffice (have not tested MS word). The IEEE scientific journal requires the items to be right-aligned which is what I want to achieve. I have experimented with, among other things, second-field-align="margin" or "flush". However, this does not seem possible to me. Does anyone have a solution for this? Possible suggestion for an zotero update?
(But I also don't understand exactly what you need. You don't seem to be using "right-aligned" in the way it's commonly used, i.e. flush to the right, because no journal I've ever seen asks for that and certainly IEEE doesn't, so if the above doesn't help, maybe take a couple of screenshots, put them on a free image hosting site and link to them here).
There is a screenshot from an article which has the layout I want: "Screenshot IEEE article.png". Using the IEEE style, the style manager shows a promising layout: "Screenshot Zotero style editor.png". Note how the numbers are positioned in the exact same way horizontally. However, when using LibrOffice, see "Screenshot LibreOffice bibliography.png", the numbers from [1]-[9] in the bibliography are not aligned with the second digit from [10] -[13]. It's strange that the style editor ("Screenshot Zotero style editor.png") have this layout and not in Libreoffice ("Screenshot LibreOffice bibliography.png"). Such things are a big deal for scientific journals. Any ideas?
I will change the Bibliography manually, but I was hoping this was possible without. Annoying when things are aaalmost 100% perfect. I truly believe more researchers would consider Zotero if details like this where updated.