Upgrade StorageRequest: Capitalize 'Presented' if no Type is given
Hello,
Using the item type Presentation for Chicago 17th ed., I noticed that if I don't include something as the 'Type', it generates an entry like this:
Last name, First name. 'Title'. presented at Meeting, Place, 2006.
Would it be possible to capitalize 'Presented' automatically if there is no Type given (like Paper or Poster)?
Using the item type Presentation for Chicago 17th ed., I noticed that if I don't include something as the 'Type', it generates an entry like this:
Last name, First name. 'Title'. presented at Meeting, Place, 2006.
Would it be possible to capitalize 'Presented' automatically if there is no Type given (like Paper or Poster)?
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bwiernikThat sounds right. I've opened a pull request with that change here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/4729
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robheimburgerThanks for working on this. It looks like the changes have been made, but I can't figure out how to download the style. I updated Zotero and tried adding styles, but they aren't listed with a date more recent than Jan 2020.
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bwiernikThe change hasn't been merged yet. Which version of Chicago are you using and I can give you a link to work with now.
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robheimburgerI'm using the latest edition, 17th. Thanks!
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bwiernikThe change has now been merged into the Zotero Style Repository and should be available in your Zotero. If it's not yet, click the "Update now" button styles and translators in the Advanced pane of Zotero preferences to force an update.
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robheimburgerThis is working now. Thank you!
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