Hi, wondering if there has been any update on this issue: Is there any way for Zotero to recognize the beginning of a new chapter and insert a full reference in the first instance of a book, even if it has appeared in a previous chapter?

To clarify: I'm not asking about restarting footnote numbers, I know that's an issue for Word settings and easily resolvable. My problem is that according to Chicago Manual of Style, each chapter should "reset" the full/short notes. In other words, a book cited in chapter 1 should not appear as an abbreviated footnote when cited for the first time in chapter 2. Is there any way of achieving this?

I've seen several threads that suggest keeping the chapters as separate files. But that's not an option in my case (and in many cases), because the chapters cross-reference each other (in Word), and the auto-numbering of everything (chapters, figures, TOC etc.) wouldn't work.

Thanks for the quick response. That's... really unfortunate, because this is the standard for most publishers in the humanities as far as I can tell. Most book manuscripts in these fields would require this. If there's any way to bring this topic into consideration for development, that'd be much appreciated.