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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bwiernik/zotero-tools/refs/heads/master/apa-note.csl
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Do the items have DOI, PMID, or PMCID?
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The APA note style has titles in sentence case
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Use the APA (curriculum vitae) style, which uses the full reference as the in-text citation.
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This isn't something that CSL or Zotero formally supports at this point. A feature allowing for multiple subtitles is part of a draft future version of CSL that might be released in some form in the future: https://github.com/citation-style-language…
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@damnation @adunning I looked up a handful of Polish language journals and theses using APA style and all of them used “i in.” so that seems to be typical for psychology. Let’s add that to the Polish locale in APA styles @malgorzatawitkowska Open t…
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citation-label is a value CSL variable similar to what you are calling “tiny title”.
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“edn” is the standard UK abbreviation for edition. When APA style is implemented by journals using UK English, UK abbreviations and spellings are used. For example, https://bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1348/000712604773952430 The s…
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Short Title is the correct field. That it’s often automatically populated with the first part of the title is just a convenience.
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It sounds like you are looking for a numeric style, like Vancouver, rather than a footnote style. Change your style in the Document Preferences window in the Zotero tab in Word.
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@adamsmith and="none" is part of the draft CSL 1.1 that we could pull into a smaller release
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@dunning
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@dunning What does Chicago and MLA require as far as labeling of podcast hosts?
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You would need to remove the entries for “Podcaster”
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Chicago style has not required place of publication since 17th edition.
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Yes, all of Zotero’s functionality except syncing can be used without an account. I don’t know what you mean by “an option not available to users logged into accounts...”—when you have an account and syncing set up, all files are first and foremost …
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Delete that from Extra. If you recall where the item was imported from like poettli mentioned, it’s possible the import script there could be adjusted to remove that automatically
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@emchateau Yes, Zotero and CSL work closely together to determine field mappings
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I would enter that as an approximate date by putting this in Extra: issued: 1930?
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Hmm, I would assume that a forthcoming status would be explicitly indicated by `status` rather than assuming an undated article is in press.
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Make a copy of your “author” macro and change form=“short” In the citation layout section, add a “choose” test for and use the current macro. Then in use the new short macro
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@AAHDokter if you include an emoji like ❌ in a manual tag name, it will show in the item list next to the title. (I coincidentally did this a couple of years ago to mark Walumbwa papers that hadn’t yet been retracted to exclude from a meta-analysis…
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@dunning Yeah that makes sense, but I agree that it’s better to remove to avoid this option showing up in Zotero
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@dunning Did your revisions use container-title form="short" (such as for legal citations)?
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I assume by “group” you mean “collection”. You can click and drag the subcollection icon between rows in your collection tree until you see a blue line between collections. Then release and it will be a top-level collection.
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Changing the label to Type would be good
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The current approach sounds fine
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@dunning We could correct the spelling of organiser in the en-GB locale
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My typical approach with software versions is to note the version as a prefix on the in-text citation and then cite the software article in the bibliography.
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Add ‘type: treaty’ to Extra