What does [na:] mean?

mehekehe · May 29, 2024

Every time I use an Internet link as my source, I get something like this: [na:]

What does it mean?

bwiernik · May 29, 2024

What citation style are you using?

mehekehe · May 30, 2024

Polish Legal (Polski)

damnation · May 30, 2024

the "na" is the automatic translation of the CSL term "at". Is that incorrect?

Our style is based on these guidelines: https://www.fnp.org.pl/assets/Instrukcja-wydawnicza2.pdf

Can you point out where the formatting for websites is explained in that document?

mehekehe · May 30, 2024

I didn't find anything about the formatting for websites in this document.

There are five styles found in the Zotero guide with "polish" in the name:

I find the last one most useful in a typical bachelor's or master's thesis in Poland.

I think this is a much better guide to POLISH LEGAL CITATION:

https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/server/api/core/bitstreams/0eca0a2d-53c1-4a72-aaa0-eb38d50f677a/content

There is an exact explanation about the formatting for the websites here:

https://citationsy.com/styles/polish-legal

adamsmith · May 30, 2024

The citationsy page just describes our style, though for whatever reason it uses an English version (so [at:] instead of [na:]

damnation · May 30, 2024

You'll just need to modify the citation style then if you don't like the "na".
See this guide how to do it: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step