I'm having an issue with the following style: "Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (full note, with ibid.)" I'm using the Zotero desktop app and the Word plug-in on a Mac. The problem is this: When I insert a footnote referring to a work I've previously cited, I *usually* get the correct short-form citation (e.g., "Kafka, Letters to Felice, 540–42."), but for certain books Zotero adds the year of publication between the title and the page number (e.g., "Kafka, Franz Kafka: The Complete Stories, 1971, 238."). I can't see any reason that Zotero would be treating different works in different ways. I entered the information into Zotero in the same way for all of the works, I'm creating the footnotes in the same way for all of the works, but I can't get Zotero to stop adding unnecessary dates to a random subset of those works. And it's always the same works--Zotero always adds the year of publication for some works, and never adds it for the others, but it's consistent for each individual work. I know that I could manually delete the years once I unlink the citations, but that's a tedious process to go through for an entire book, and I could easily miss some, so I'd rather find a solution that would be a universal fix. Any ideas about how I could fix this?