Location of style localization files

michal.biedziuk
Where are located style localization files? I've searched through this forum, but I've found only information about editing localization files, but nothing about where they are located. I'm using Ubuntu 20.04, Zotero 6.0.26.
  • adamsmith
    They are compiled as part of Zotero, you can't swap them out individually (though you can add a locale section to any style)
  • michal.biedziuk
    How to do that? I.e. how to add locale section to any style to override that, which are compiled as part of Zotero?
  • adamsmith
    You can look at the APA style for an example (it actually has dozens for individual languages.) Happy to say more if you need with something more specific
  • michal.biedziuk
    I need to make some adjustment for polish translation of Chicago full-note style (16th) in bibliography. I would like to change full-word descriptions like 'Zredagowane przez' ('Edited by') or 'Przetłumaczone przez' ('Translated by') with 'Red.' ('Ed.') and 'Tłum.' ('Trans.'). In which file those phrases are located? They are not in csl file.
  • damnation
    Again, as adamsmith explained above, look at the APA style , specifically the various "locale" sections at the top of the style to se ehow to override the localisation for a language.
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