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Collections always display alphabetically, you can't currently change that, sorry.
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If you do need the old Cell format, Stem Cell Reports is still using that and will continue to for the foreseeable future: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:stem-cell-reports
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You could use AMA style, which is very similar and does include DOIs, would that be an option? Several variants available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=American medical Association&dependent=0
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/transferring_a_library for details -- so the answer kind of depends on your set-up.
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We already did that -- the two remaining styles are systematically different in that one creates footnotes, the other one goes right in the text.
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Not exactly what you're asking about, but do check out the Zotero Preview add-on, which gives you a formatted citation in a separate pane -- I find that very useful to check metadata completeness for standard fields quickly. As I understand, any UX…
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We can look at this, but does this actually cause any issues (and if so where and how)? Exporting duplicate information isn't always a problem, especially if different tools import differently?
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I'm pretty sure we are doing this because Endnote does (or at least used to) Is that not the case?
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This isn't a bug. What you are seeing is correct APA style
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I'm not seeing DOIs in the submission guidelines for the journal (https://www.springer.com/journal/10461/submission-guidelines#Instructions for Authors_Manuscript Preparation ) @DWL-SDCA -- I'd actually somehwat prefer if people don't try to figur…
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You want to search for quick copy in the documentation (and hold the shift key while dragging). Do note, though, that those citations aren't linked to Zotero: they're not equivalent to using the word processor add-on
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What is your goal, more specifically? The identifier mentioned above is for an annotation, so you obviously have to create one for it to even exist. If you just mean the open-pdf link: The Zutilo add-on can given you the zotero://select link for …
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The Zotero pdf reader doesn't actually modify the PDF, so "add text" would be an odd choice to include -- using annotations also makes more sense in how the reader integrates with Zotero. (If you much prefer an actual PDF editor, you can set Zotero …
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I'd be surprised if Zotero implemented specific LaTeX packages. You can already write standard (non-skeletal/structural) chemistry notation using standard markup like $2H + O \longrightarrow H_2O$
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I think the question is about saving from an epdf page such as https://www.science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126/sciadv.abn5697 I don't think there's a decent way for us to get at the metadata here, so the advice would be (as it is generally for Zotero) to …
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For the underlines, see https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-5-0-36/ For the font, does it show the style as Normal when you have the cursor in a Zoteor selection? There are two other reports of what sounds like the same issue here: https://forums.z…
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What do you need for chemical formulas that's not available in math notation?
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I'd consider working with groups for existing projects then. Groups are (for all practical purposes) independent libraries, so you could have one group "Old projects" for existing papers, which include existing citekeys, and then you copy all items…
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without duplicates and with the citekeys in a different format You mean those citekeys should or should not be different?
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Unfortunately that's not specific enough to say much -- could be any number of things going on. Do you have specific examples in a doc available to you we can troubleshoot?
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I don't think so, no -- item duplication is only available individually. Could you maybe step back and describe what problem you're trying to solve (or goal to achieve) rather than what specifically you're trying to do in Zotero? It seems unlikely …
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Right, I wasn't correcting your wording, I was pointing out what I think is a misunderstanding about how collections work (see the link), which is very different from folders: 1. You already have a place that has all your papers: it's the root of "…
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I'm not 100% sure I follow all of this, but I'm pretty sure a lot of the issues stem from misunderstanding the relationship between Collections and Items in Zotero -- Collections do behave very differently from folders: https://www.zotero.org/suppor…
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Just double-click the file
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Ah it looks like the listing order is the same. That is, if a duplicate is listed first in the center pane, it is also the version that is listed first in the right pane That's actually not the case: the versions on the right are always listed chro…
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Ah, I actually thought it'd highlight the currently selected master in the middle column, but that's not the case. You can use the Date Added, though -- add it as a column in the middle panel by right-clicking on the column headers and selecting it.…
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I don't think b is possible, but you could use a (temporary) colored tag for the Core folders (just select all items in those folders & assign the tag using its numeric key) to quickly spot them in Duplicates view, i.e. get to a) https://www.zo…
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1. is either https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/italics_in_word_bibliographies or, if you're also not seeing indents and correct spacing, should go away if you switch to a different citation style and back. 2. Zotero would typically use the default (…
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Two things: While I very much agree that digitized archival sources (or really, any archival sources) constitute data for many researchers, I don't think they are typically cited appropriately as a dataset. If I'm looking at a digitized letter from …
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I disagree -- just like a python script is software even though it's built using other software (i.e. python), an AI model built with software is still software. This is also how I see e.g. NLP models built on training data being cited in computer s…