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The general MDPI guide at https://www.mdpi.com/authors/references has title case for journal titles (see the first example). Not sure why the inconsitency, would probably be best to find out from MDPI
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Sorry, I don't follow. Zotero's MDPI style has journal titles in italics and year in bold, both of which are right as per your link. Article titles aren't supposed to be in italics, but book titles are. For reference, here's the style https://www.zo…
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Try if a re-inserted version of the item is cited correctly. If I'd had to guess, most likely you're citing the attachment, not the Zotero item, but hard to say without more details.
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That's correct, yes. Anything you connect to Zotero via "link" won't affect your Zotero storage
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That's incorrect for APA 7. The manual changed and now always uses et al for 3+ authors
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I don't think that's really known, nor is it easily available information, given that you can use Zotero without an account and can certainly use it without syncing. There are, e.g. about 7.5 million Zotero accounts that have been created since it s…
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In the Desktop app, sure --> right-click --> Create Bibliography. In the iOS app, not yet, but planned.
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His advisor is wrong (see Chicago 17th edition 14.34 for a description of the last-name only format for ibid notes), but we do have a variant of CMoS that does always print the full shortened citation: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-full…
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(and only attachments use storage, so feeds will never use storage)
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You can set a group up so that anyone can add files, yes. It's also possible to restrict filed upload (and deletion) to group admins only.
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But generally Library of Congress and Pubmed are probably the two best sources of data. After that, data directly from journal publishers or imported via DOI tends to be pretty good. Worldcat, google scholar, and amazon (while useful given their c…
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I don't see much of an alternative, I'm afraid. You could try clicking on "No" repeatedly with that error message and that might help, but identifying empty field codes would really be the way to go. And so for example if you have 41 and 42 in t…
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I'm confused. I don't say anything about deleting from the code. You write However, it puts back the same biblio even thought the citations "41", "42" don't exist anymore. The typical solution for this is to look for hidden versions of the citati…
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Aus dann das form="short" rausnehmen und oben bei den terms noch S. setzen. Wenn Du noch andere Einheiten als Seiten zitiert müsste man das noch etwas komplizierter regeln.
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What options are you getting on right-click? Any chance you're doing this on the web library (which doesn't have this option) instead of the desktop software?
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No, I'm saying to check to make sure you actually _see_ the field codes because you can have field codes that don't show up in the document otherwise and that's likely the problem here.
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This is in Word using the word add-on? Or how are you adding them?
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Ja, Zotero ignoriert das pp. einfach, das macht also keinen Unterschied.
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OK. Try showing field codes as described here (alt+fn+f9 on Word for Windows and I think Option-Fn-F9 on Mac) https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/word_field_codes I'd suspect you'd see field codes where the numbers were. Delete those.
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Could you clarify how you use the word "field codes"? What exactly are you doing when you say "I have removed and edited the field codes"?
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Muss ich in den Metadaten von Zotero bei den englischen Einträgen also nur noch die Seitenzahl also nur noch 1-12 eintragen? So, ja. sorry, das muss so aussehen und dann müsstest Du noch den "term" definitieren. Ganz oben zwischen die anderen term…
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Wenn Du das S. nur bei deutschen Titeln in Zotero einträgst und dann pp. als die Kurzform für page angibst, funktioniert: Es gibt sonst die Möglichkeit unoffizielle (nicht validierende) Stile zu schreiben die nach Spr…
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I don't think "Arun KG & P Astone et al." is possible, sorry. I don't believe we've ever seen that requirement in a style.
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You can't, at least not exactly like that. In many cases, it makes sense to use the abbreviation as the author and the full form as the publisher/institution. You're not the first person to ask about/request this, so there's a good chance it'll ev…
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All features, including Word integration, work and Rosetta is Macs emulator for programs that are coded for the intel-chip architecture. More on Rosetta here: https://www.computerworld.com/article/3597949/everything-you-need-to-know-about-rosetta-2-…
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nothing new here and no, you can't access recently opened files.
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Where is that from? https://doi.org/10.5923/j.nn.20150501.01 doesn't even resolve
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Something like I think that's right -- this will print the year for everything that's not a encyclopedia entry. If you want something different, you'd want e…
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I think the citation picker requires BBT.
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Have you tested this with the Nanterre style itself? If it's working there, the problem is indeed with your style -- the Nanterre style isn't super-well coded in general, so there are likely other problems with it, but the issue above would definite…