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It's intended (_ is a special character in bibtex so it gets escaped. It's not a special character in any of the other formats, which is why they don't escape it). It's possible BBT has a setting to disable it, I don't recall precisely, and you can …
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In line with the Chicago Manual's prescriptions, the CSL style only prints an accessed date when there's no publication date. The Guardian article you use does have a publication date and thus no accessed date is given.
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Nothing new on this. It's not possible to hyperlink components of citations using CSL, no.
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You can send as much details as possible to support@zotero.org (ideally of the type that demonstrate this is a company-related group and you are legitimate representatives of said company) and they may be willing to switch the group to a new owner. …
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Via the Zotero Connector's "Save to Zotero" button in your browser: https://www.zotero.org/support/adding_items_to_zotero#via_your_web_browser
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Do you mind saying what text editor you are using? There may be better options. Otherwise, I don't quite understand how you're generating the citations or how you want them to look. Could you provide an example?
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If you want to test, you can download the Silverchair.js file (using the Raw link on github) and place it into the "translators" folder in Zotero's data directory, overwriting the existing file (if on Windows, make sure the file keeps it's .js file …
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Make sure your style validates, in general. https://validator.citationstyles.org/?url=https://pastebin.com/raw/kzgPpNXm&version=1.0.2 Specifically (among other issues) you have two citation sections in the style. I'm surprised it does anything …
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Once you have sync set up, it default to automatic sync yes. And local storage of files is free (regardless of availability of web storage) anyway.
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That works for me in Zotero 7 beta and I'd be somewhat surprised if it wouldn't in Zotero 6. You're only using a single machine with Zotero? The "attachment not found" message could also just be the cause of files not syncing (https://www.zotero.or…
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ah, thanks, that's helpful, I'll see what we do in the nbib; we can likely port that to Pubmed XML
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assuming you didn't corrupt the database using rsync, just setting up Zotero sync should be all you need to do. Make sure you have back-ups of both databases just to be sure, but sync will only delete items that you have explicitly deleted in either…
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See (again) the linked section above. "PDF" isn't the filename, it's the attachment title. The filename is set correctly (you can look at the file on your harddisk using "Show file")
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Sorry -- I meant switch to a different Zotero citation style (like IEEE or so) and back. That should in many cases fix this. If it doesn't, see the link the MS on how to edit styles (in this case: the "Bibliography" style) in Word.
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Almost nothing changed -- BBT still exists and allows this, stock Zotero doesn't. The only update is that Zotero's API (and web library) will now recognize and use pinned stable citekeys set by BBT
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(FWIW, clickin on the link should prompt you to install the style if you have a Zotero connector in the browser you're using; not sure if it'll work in Safari, though)
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If the references are centered, you should just be able to switch to a different style and back to reset the bibliography style. That shouldn't be the case. Here's how you edit styles in Word: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/customize-or…
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There's no current support for any SSO solution.
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So wie in Citavi, also mit der Anordungn von Kapiteln unter dem Gesamtwerk, funktioniert das nicht. Wie oben beschrieben kann man aus einem Sammelband mit Hilfe von Rechtsklick --> Create Book Section (weiss gerade nicht was das auf Deutsch ist)…
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Disable automated journal abbreviations (which follow Medline format) in the Document Settings of the Zotero add-on for Word
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Could you get us a couple of PMIDs for preprints?
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Nichts neues seit samvines Beitrag vom 17. Januar 2023 (das Buch muss man also nicht per Hand zu den Kapiteln hinzufügen)
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The date is parsed and interpreted as a whatever the date is in the search
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Thanks -- issue created for tracking this here: https://github.com/zotero/translators/issues/3344 Yes, when working correctly, the translator should also include the PDF.
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Do you have some examples (URLs) where it doesn't?
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Delete everything except the first line from Extra
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It's.in the settings of the Better BibTeX add-on, which provides that functionality
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Added, thanks!
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Whether a title is rendered in italics or not in quotes in the text for APA isn't determined by the item type (with some exceptions like legal item types) but by the presence/absence of a container -- so for journals articles, a publication title, f…
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See above. You can also import pretty much any DOI using add by identifier (magic wand) to see an example of correctly formatted names. 10.1038/s41597-019-0031-8 for example