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I just don't think anyone knows the answer. The only known breakage I'm aware of is the change in authentication in Zotero 9, but you seem to be aware of that and password reset would let you work around that temporarily. It's not even clear from yo…
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The first picture looks right and that _is_ the dialog for selecting items. You should just need to press return or click the checkmark icon to insert a citation
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Please confirm your Zotero version (you should be on 9.0.4/9.0.5 or later) and then test in troubleshooting mode. If the problem continues, povide an error report ID here, together with a screenshot of what you are seeing
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This is Microsoft related, not iOS. There'll be plenty of posts once it lands
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Answered here (please don't double-post): https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/132510/remove-period-at-end-of-all-citations-in-chicago-18-notes-and-bibliography#latest
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Find Change to You can do this directly via the Zotero built-in style editor, no need for Notepad, but you do need to change the ID and title of the style. See https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
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For some reason HTML is shocking in the references -- what exact set-up is this? Citations inserted how, which word processor, etc.? First thing I'd try is to switch to a different citation style and back
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I'm not aware of a reasonable way to do this, I'm afraid. @bwiernik, any ideas?
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Nothing that can reasonably be called AI (and definitely no genAI/Large Language Models) are used anywhere in Zotero as of today (June 2026) unless you use plugins that explicitly do. I think it's safe to say that citation generation, in particular…
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Find ed. trans. Replace with ed. and trans. ed. trans. See https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step for details
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Right -- that style is just a link to Elsevier with Titles, i.e. a dependent style. You'll want to edit the Elsevier style directly.
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Ideally there shouldn't be proxied URLs in the URL field in Zotero, but either way: Yes, it's possible to do this by a) checking the "include URLs" check box in the Cite tab of Zotero and b) then modifying the citation style. APA is a lot more compl…
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Easiest would be to switch to a numeric citation styles (Nature, IEEE, Vancouver) which should allow you to find (and delete) the citation easily.
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Zotero erstellt keine Hyperlinks. Das kann man entweder mit Word machen: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/127950/links-in-the-bibliography-are-not-displayed-as-hyperlinks Oder mithilfe eines plugins: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/128365/…
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You have the citation style set to French and while there's some variation, the most common variant (both in general and for APA) is to use p. for the plural of pages. If you want APA style in English (which will use "Eds." (no accent) and "pp.") …
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Zotero goes through several library catalogs when you add an ISBN. By now the logic is a bit involved, but the basic ideas is that it first tries the Library of Congress, then the joint catalog of (most) German university libraries, then Worldcat. T…
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Check out https://github.com/Dominic-DallOsto/zotero-reading-list
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What does it say in the Library Catalog field for the books that import in the Desktop? I'd expect Worldcat to work worse on Android
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so are you using quick copy and paste or are you using the Zotero Word add-in? The default to text only setting shouldn't affect this, no, but helpful as context.
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Zotero has never generated citation keys. You likely used the BetterBibTeX plugin to do so and might need to re-install that or re-check its settings
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Not as asked, no. The Linter for Zotero plugin can find DOIs based on item information, but I'm pretty sure you need a bit more than just the title.
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This is very much not a general issue with APA (or any other citation style) and Zotero-generated citations in Word. Which version of Zotero and Word are you using?
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The only thing I'm seeing is tracked changes in an endnote which is one of the known causes of this in Word. As I said, Zotero has nothing to do with note numbering and this is widely reported independent of Zotero
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The workaround would be to use another citation style -- very few omit items from the bibliography so you have ample options, including the Chicago 18 author-date style. Why are you specifically looking at Chicago 18 notes?
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Chicago 18 has a number of stipulations about items that should only be listed in notes, not the bibliography. That includes unpublished lectures, e.g. (what's the point of having them in a bibliography if no one can consult them -- that's at least …
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I can't replicate this. Can you start by confirming that you're either on Zotero 9.0.5 or on the current beta (if so, please note that). Then, isolate the issue to a single affected item (even if it occurs more broadly), export that item to CSL JSON…
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Though that does require a clear way to distinguish online sources that's legible to a citation style (e.g. it'd be easy to sort webpages and Blogposts separately)
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I'm afraid nothing. Windows 8 is 3 years past end of life and you can't expect software to continue supporting it. I thought W10 was a free update, though?
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That happens when pubmed import fails and Zotero falls back to metadata in the page. That shouldn't happen frequently and it shouldn't be happening right now -- can you try again?
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For works by the same first author but different 2nd (etc.) authors, Chicago Manual prescribes listing additional authors before et al. and Zotero/CSL implements that faithfully. (This is in 13.123 in the Manual, https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org…