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APA style says to use et al for items with 3 or more authors after the first time an item is cited.
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Some government document databases, like DTIC, will populate the classification level in this field (e.g., for public release, declassified, etc.).
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Linux uses “/“ not “\” to separate directories in file paths. You should try, “/Z/H/Research” But you should check your path carefully. A more common path would be “~/H/Research”
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Here is the View menu I'm seeing on Windows: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aq5hTi4P2Wf5iZsHN-eLjJ-OQigEoA?e=RoLUsi
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Okay that’s fixed now.
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Ah, I was misremembering. Should be numeric order. Will fix.
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Not seeing them on windows
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In the General pane of Zotero preferences, you can change the font size for the Zotero window and for notes.
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Here is a version of APA style that uses numeric citations and sorts the bibliography in order of insertion https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bwiernik/zotero-tools/master/apa-numeric.csl
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Just back up the whole Zotero data folder, including ‘storage’ and all of the other folders and files in the Zotero folder.
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If you have more questions, feel free to ask right away. Happy to help.
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Do you have the same problem in a new empty document? If not, can you go to an item that has an unexpected a or b? Click on it, then click Add/Edit Citation. Click on the blue bubble for the item, do you see a button for Show in My Library? For eit…
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Can you paste in exactly what you are storing for ranges that work and don’t work?
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That’s the RSS feed. You need to subscribe to that link in an RSS reader or using a service like IFTTT.
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And the upcoming APA 7th edition will require the DOI.org format. You should stay with the standard APA style.
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You can use the Zotero bookmarklet to save from your phone http://Zotero.org/downloadbookmarklet An iPad/iPhone app is in development
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If you are doing legal citation, you probably want to check out Jurism, a version of Zotero with much expanded legal citation features: http://juris-m.github.io
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Accommodating multiple legal jurisdiction citation standards is beyond what Zotero is able to do. If you need to cite law from multiple jurisdictions, you should look into Juris-M, a version of Zotero with much expanded legal citation support. http:…
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The currently available version of Turabian follows the 8th edition. You can track progress on development of the 9th edition here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/issues/3496 For now, switching to Chicago (full note) or Chicago (…
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Neither currently due to technical limitations of the platform Zotero is built on. But Zotero is currently working on moving to a new development framework that will permit a major update to its user interface.
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See here for the best way to import items to Zotero: https://www.zotero.org/support/adding_items_to_zotero For kindle books, I recommend you import them from the Amazon purchase page. You could also copy the ISBN number from the beginning of the bo…
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My understanding is that this is a limitation on Open Worldcat’s end—it just doesn’t make these data accessible in a machine readable way that Zotero could import.
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This is one of APA's rather inane contradictory rules. Personally, I would suggest to just cite as a Website, ignoring the stated need for italics title. I hope that in the forthcoming APA 7th edition, this is one the things that receives the promis…
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The volunteer who makes most of these styles @damnation has been on vacation recently. He will likely respond soon.
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Conference Paper is used for papers that are published in conference proceedings volumes, not presentations that were only made at a conference but not published (use Presentation for those). These are cited in most styles using the Proceedings Titl…
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For now, the fastest solution would be to go to the publisher website (e.g., using the CrossRef lookup button in the Locate menu [green arrow in upper right corner in Zotero]), import the item again, then merge the two items. Another option is to …
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For now, the fastest solution would be to go to the publisher website (e.g., using the CrossRef lookup button in the Locate menu [green arrow in upper right corner in Zotero]), import the item again, then merge the two items. Another option is to …
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For now, the fastest solution would be to go to the publisher website (e.g., using the CrossRef lookup button in the Locate menu [green arrow in upper right corner in Zotero]), import the item again, then merge the two items. Another option is to …
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You don't want to generally save while viewing just the PDF page. Instead, you want to save from the journal article abstract page, which will grab both the PDF and the highest quality metadata. For example, https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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If it doesn't cause problems, that might be a useful feature to enable for unofficial style editing.