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No, not via the API. BBT can do this and you can then link a BBT (locally) generated .bib file to Overleaf with whatever mechanism you want (like Dropbox or github).
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Fixed now -- style should auto-update locally by tomorrow (you won't see a new update date for the public health style on the Zotero repository; check the Annual Reviews (sorted alphabetically) style instead)
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To get out of it reliably (without the mouse), return -- space --backward arrow -- backspace -- forward arrow
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Because browsers can do things Zotero can't. To remain with the ScienceDirect example, the reason Zotero can't automatically download that PDF would also prevent any button in Zotero to download the PDF from working. (Adding a PDF using a URL is, …
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- I'd ignore the "English translation" part. If the title is in English and there's a translator, that's sufficiently clear... The cataloger at the Library of Congress, e.g., did (https://lccn.loc.gov/87160800 ) - Yes, exactly, sentence case all tit…
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oh my, I'm so sorry, I completely forgot that we can actually do form="short" on URLs in CSL. Yeah, that looks wrong in general, we can fix.
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Title (and probably short title): The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein Volume: 1 Nothing in edition, and any of the series fields volume-title: The Early Years, 1879-1902 Translator: Beck, Anna Publisher & place as usual. Currently, I believ…
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Bizarre. I'm wondering if this is a line break and the rest of the line gets hidden? Which citation style is this? If you show formatting marks in Word, do they show at the end of the line? What happens if you select the bibliography and set the fon…
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The purpose of a citation is principally to 1) make references findable and 2) credit prior work. For both of these, it's mostly irrelevant if something is a book or a report or how the respective citation is formatted. That's in particular the cas…
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Which journal? If they use p/pp, they're not using Chicago style (or at a minimum, deviating in that way)
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Assuming you have the right permissions (i.e., you are a member of the group and the group allows adding/editing items by members), this is no different from adding items to your personal library: https://www.zotero.org/support/adding_items_to_zoter…
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Can you take a screenshot of the Document Preferences of that document and paste it here?
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Put original-date: 1651 Into the Extra field
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Chicago Manual doesn't use those. Why do you want/need to?
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BBT should just handle this correctly of you enter the author in single field mode in Zotero. That's the white rectangle after the author in Zotero 6 (and dots menu in 7)
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Google docs integration just isn't really viable for book length manuscripts I'm afraid
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Yes, bib-date.is only for the bibliography -- bwiernik named these intuitively.
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(DWL -- I know you are passionate about this, but these are support forums, not your blog. Some context can be helpful, but three lengthy consecutive replies to the same thread are a bit much...)
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BibTeX is not actually well documented, or rather, consists of whole bunch of conventions on top of the standard from the 1980s. I think we have often followed the advice in BibTeXting https://texdoc.org/serve/btxdoc/0 [PDF] Zotero will also recogni…
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Zotero isn't even able to do this if you wanted to, so I'd expect this to be in the URL field like this
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The goal is to import MeSH terms for all items.
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use the PMID fetcher tool, get the PMIDs (probably easiest via CSV export), then import in batches of ~100 via add-by identifer using those
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Only the Safari connector ships with Zotero. You not only can but _have to_ install any browser connectors individually. The one for your current browser will be available (Firefox) or linked (Chrome, Edge) on the download page: https://www.zotero.o…
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How are you merging them? And you're positive you have working, active Zotero citations in each of them?
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The book section title is the item title that you've cut off at the top. The author (of the chapter) can be entered as a creator the same way this has always worked: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/edited_volumes_and_book_chapters Neither of tho…
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Thank you meaning that worked?
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And you sure they want APA otherwise? Because that looks like Chicago Manual (author date) -- APA also has the beginning date in parentheses. This is certainly _possible_ in APA, but it is quite awkward. The standard way of adding precise dates in …
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You are using the word processor add-on? Click "Refresh"
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It's here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-political-science-review/information/author-instructions/preparing-your-materials#622b6fa2265579388b2e50a2 The style just points at another style & should be switched from APSA (which …
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FWIW, APSR explicitly says to just use Chicago (author-date), both in general, and when using Zotero specifically (and that will include the translator)
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