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Yes, it does.
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Here is an example: http://www.hastebin.net/efuwuregus.json
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Thanks. That makes sense of what Zotero does.
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I have been looking at pandoc-citeproc's handling of disambiguation. I am using it with the chicago-author-date.csl from the styles repo, which has the 'primary-name' rule set. Suppose that I have a coauthored paper by Smith, A. and Smith, B. and a…
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I have a PDF attached to a Zotero item with several annotations. When I select Manage Attachments > Extract Annotations a box appears with a red cross. Extracting a TOC works fine. Am I doing something wrong? What is a likely cause of the problem…
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OK. I will look into it and try to submit a pull request for the BibLaTeX translator. There is an issue here: https://github.com/zotero/translators/issues/1032
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With bibtex I get the better 'pautz_propositions_2016'. I'm using Zotero 5.0.17.
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Here's the output for a paper with the first word of the title italicised: @article{pautz_propositions_2016, title = {\textit{Propositions} and properties}, volume = {93}, issn = {1933-1592}, url = {http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ph…
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One thing I've noticed is that Zotero will put `< i >` and `< / i >` in the key if the first word of the title is italicised. Pandoc-citeproc doesn't like that; I'm not sure whether that's because it's not a valid BibLaTeX key.
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@dstillman Cheers!
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Thanks. It's not the kind of thing that will put me off.