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• Hi there! Any updates on this question about the placing of webpage titles in the Vancouver CSL?

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis September 14, 2022
• Ah! That's great to know!

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 27, 2022
• As a side-note, trying to replicate the guideline-example, I also observe that it doesn't seem to be possible to reference the date as a "date-interval" (from-to) as in the example. Zotero just uses the last date entered. That is perhaps as it shoul…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 26, 2022
• Nice! However, after evaluating the CSL-file, I believe you may have mixed "website title" with "title". Trying to replicate the guideline example above using your version (PR?): "39. Part of a homepage/Web site American Medical Association [Inte…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 26, 2022
• That is probably true! The reason why I got caught up in this (rather peripheral) problem is that I am in charge of a team that publishes reports where these types of references are rather common. As a small summer project, we try to harmonize our r…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 26, 2022
• Thank you for your feedback on the situation. I'm very content with the information I have recieved. I conclude that there doesn't seem to be any formal reason why this part of the guidelines hasn't been included in the CSL style (though I am a bi…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 25, 2022
• Thanks for your responses! Just to make my point clear: I do not argue against placing the organization / database / webpage titel as the first entry in the reference (for example as author). Rather it is the placing of the "part of webpage / data…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 25, 2022
• So then, you mean, the guidelines contradict itself and thus you should adhere to the earlier statements in the guidelines and ignore later parts? Such as: "39. Part of a homepage/Web site American Medical Association [Internet]. Chicago: The Ass…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 25, 2022
• Thanks for your reply! Exactly, I also get this format: 1. CSL Search by Example [Internet]. Citation Style Editor. London; 2017 [cited 2022 Jul 25]. Available from: https://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/ I entered "CSL Search by Exa…

  in Vancouver CSL and formatting of reference when citing part of a homepage/Web site Comment by luddis July 25, 2022
• I updated Zotero to 5.0 and now the translator works as before. Will inform my colleagues about the fix. Cheers!

  in Newest update of Zotero connector for Chrome broke my translator Comment by luddis May 25, 2017
• Thanks for your help. Yes, other translators seems to work fine. But this is the only selfmade one I use. Unfortunately I have some difficulties interpreting the connection between the code in the link and the error message. Is there an easy way to…

  in Newest update of Zotero connector for Chrome broke my translator Comment by luddis May 25, 2017