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Do you have automatic updates disabled in the Document Preferences window in the Zotero tab in Word? You likely were prompted to disable them after a slow citation update because the Zotero program will be very slow with >1000 citations. You can …
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This isn’t something that is supported by CSL and isn’t likely to be for years if ever. It would be a massive programming for Zotero to implement something like this on top of CSL. For a book length project, any of the word processor plugins will li…
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There is a CSL item type for treaty—a corresponding Zotero item will be added in a future version. From my understanding of citations to these types of items, “treaty” could cover UN Resolutions, conventions, etc. as well as formal treaties. For t…
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@joycekwc Zotfile can help make linked file workflows painless
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This would need to be implemented by WPS themselves. The place to make the request is WPS, not here. Zotero provides all of the hooks necessary for a program to create a plugin, as RStudio, ONLYOFFICE, and TextMaker have done.
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Yes, in my experience, non-English psychology journals usually keep this same date ordering
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@emilianoeheyns This will be straightforward once 1.0.2 is fully operational. It adds a citation-key variable
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@iacobina The CSL item type for working papers and preprints, such as documents posted to ArXiV, is 'article' (this is distinct from ‘article-journal') You can access this type now by adding this to Extra for any item: Type: article
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@iacobina The CSL item type for working papers and preprints, such as documents posted to ArXiV, is 'article' (this is distinct from ‘article-journal')
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Generally, you can see how to enter most legal item types by consulting https://juris-m.github.io/indigobook/
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Can you give an example of what you want the citations to look like? And what style are you using?
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Every few days hours, at least every 24 hours.
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I’m not exactly sure what you mean. But in the Zotero desktop app you can change the search mode to “Everything” to search attachment full text content.
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That style is unfortunately a bit of a mess and needs updating. @damnation Do you think you could take a look at cleaning it up a bit?
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But again, you should save the item to Zotero from the article metadata/abstract page, not from the PDF page. That will give you full item data and generally much better data than would be possible with PDF retrieval.
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Just so you are aware, most beta versions don’t update the database in a way that isn’t backwards compatible. The current beta does because it adds the PDF annotation tool which required changes to the database. Zotero always makes a backup like you…
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There is a “Year” column in the column selector
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Zotero doesn’t look at any of that content. You can see information on what that permission means for Zotero in the “Zotero connector” section here https://www.zotero.org/support/privacy
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/site_access_limits In general, Google Scholar provides very low quality metadata. I recommend clicking through to the publisher page and importing from there for much better item data.
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Restoring deleted collections is planned for a future version
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Zotero cannot import ENW files. You need to export your endnote library to XML first. For XML or RIS, in Zotero, click File -> Import-> Import from File… then select the file.
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Just disable file syncing in the Sync menu of Zotero preferences
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The titles used for various types of lists vary by style guide. There isn't a universal meaning for these words. If you cite the same item multiple times, it will only be included in the bibliography one time. Note that for the same reference numb…
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You cite items the same way in RMarkdown whether you use the native CSL YAML/JSON formats or one of the other formats that pandoc can internally convert (RIS, BibTeX, etc.): @citekey See here for a demo https://osf.io/qmxbv/
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If you are working with RMarkdown, you really don't want to be working with BibTeX/BibLaTeX at all. Instead, you should export to CSL YAML or CSL-JSON. When you use Bib(La)TeX, pandoc internally converts it back to CSL format anyway, and this is a l…
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It's mostly that until recently, CrossRef didn't include abstracts in DOI records at all.
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APA style doesn’t abbreviate journal titles. If you want to abbreviate them, that’s not APA style, so double check with your publisher/journal that that is needed. If that’s the case, the style file would need to be edited. What journal is this for?
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You can use colored tags for this https://Zotero.org/support/collections_and_tags#colored_tags
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The safari plugin is unlikely to be updated given that Apple has discontinued that extension system in favor of the WebExtension system used by Chrome/Edge/Firefox. Unfortunately the new WebExtension system from Apple is still buggy. Once Apple fixe…
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Could you take a screenshot of what you are seeing and upload to Dropbox or similar and link here? Also if you can upload a document with just one citation showing the issue and link here that would be helpful too.