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This is controlled by the citation style. What style are you using?
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No, that workflow has significant downsides compared to the recommended approach to add items using the Zotero Connector button in your browser. It isn’t something that Zotero will add or support.
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Can you give an example of what you mean? The number of citations has nothing at all to do with formatting.
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Zotero/CSL cannot currently do this style of compound referencing that is used in chemistry
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You can enter a date range in Extra like this: issued: 1938/1940
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You should edit item data in your Zotero library, not in the Word document. After editing the items, click the Refresh button in the Zotero tab in Word to update the bibliography
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In that case, enter the date in Extra like this issued: 1907-06-00/1907-07-00
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I’m not sure what you mean—the AMA CSL style uses the “doi:” prefix not “https://doi.org/“ https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/american-medical-association.csl To be clear, you should enter the DOI number alone in the DOI…
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The CSL type for a full periodical is “periodical”. You can tell Zotero to cite an item as a “periodical” by entering this in Extra: type: periodical Note that most CSL styles have not been updated yet to specifically handle “periodical” types
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Oh, okay. Use “Television Broadcast” as the item type. To enter the series name, enter it in Extra like this: Container title: Doctor Who
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A couple of Romanian language psychology articles I found use “et al”, so I’ll update the APA styles
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This is not currently possible in CSL (the language Zotero uses for citation formatting). I would recommend entering the authors of the item as the abbreviations and the full organization names as the publisher. If you want, you can manually adjus…
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What exactly do you mean by “series”?
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Note that ACS _strongly_ prefers citations include the DOI for submission. They are used by the typesetters to ensure accurate citation linking
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Can you show a screenshot of how you have the item entered in your Zotero library and also say what citation style you are using? Feel free to reply in French
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Published articles in the journal don’t closely follow the stated guidelines. Springer’s standard numeric style should work fine https://www.zotero.org/styles/springer-basic-brackets-no-et-al
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Amazing!
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Yes, the BBT plugin with the Lua filter @emilianoeheyns wrote for it can do this
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If you have two different “Chen” authors you’re citing, it’s correct APA style to add initials
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In Zotero settings in the Cite pane, is the box by “Include URL for paper articles” checked?
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I think that’s the case. The major style that used to have Year, Month citations was APA, and they do full date citations now. @adamsmith For a more complete future solution, what do you think about allowing locales to specify by-month translation…
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The translator field is available by clicking on the Author label and picking it from the drop-down, like Editor described here https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/edited_volumes_and_book_chapters
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I recommend doing this manually by clicking the Edit Bibliography button in Word and deleting the interview item from the bibliography list. That will keep the in-text citation but omit it from that document’s bibliography. You can also use this v…
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You add the locator to your in text citation in your TeX document like this: \cite[380]{sigfridsson}
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I would just cite them as a Website
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I am not sure what you mean by “sublibrary”. Each library (that is My Library and each Group library) can have its own set of tags and colored tags. Collections within a single library all share the same tags/colored tags.
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Zotero’s APA 7 style definitely follows the APA manual rules there. Can you show a screenshot of what you are seeing? Are you citing multiple items with the same first author—APA style calls for additional names to be added to disambiguate items whe…
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This depends on the citation style. What style are you using ?
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What citation style are you using?
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What citation style are you using?