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Yes definitely. I believe the pyzotero developer has actually released a claude code skill that lets you interact with zotero locally using pyzotero. That is, of course if you're interested in going the AI route. (To be clear, of course you don't n…
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You can't export/import while keeping identifiers; you'll want to do this via the API.
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That follows their announcement from December: https://sblhs2.com/2025/12/05/publisher-locations/
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Correct, those aren't accessible in CSL
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It's a dependent style, i.e. just a link to another style (BMJ in this case), do there is nothing to edit
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The group owner, and only the group owner, can initiate transfer ownership on the group settings page. You get to that by clicking manage profile from the list of groups you're in, for example
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You can only set text-case on the most atomic level of a string, so for names that's "name-part" -- in the visual editor that's a subnode of 'name'
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text-case="uppercase"
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You're misremembring this. Single field has always worked like this and single field vs. two field authors aren't equivalent: you can't reliably parse a single field into lastname, firstname as needed for citations, so person authors should never be…
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I think the (reasonable, imo) design philosophy here is that in dialogs that you rarely use, you make the OK/Accept/Proceed etc. button prominent. But a dialog that users will typically use dozens, many hundreds or thousands of time, having them rep…
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You realize you can just hit return?
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Quick check suggests that this happens with any list of single field authors -- nothing to do with treaty (if that's the case, that would be a citeproc bug)
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This doesn't sound like a computer/Zotero glitch but rather like an import/export of a library that then gets synced -- that would duplicate collections and possibly in slightly different states if collections were changed after export. Three idea…
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Yes, please email. I think you still have my email address, otherwise its at sebastiankarcher.com
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No, the tool automatically recognizes the type of identifier in a marker. The first thing to make sure is that the source document exists and the target document isn't open (and prevents writing). This is a very generic error.
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Zotero and all of its component are open licensed and free to use for both commercial and non-profit research. You can find the full ToS here: https://www.zotero.org/support/terms/terms_of_service Relevant passage: The Zotero research tool and ser…
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The "Show in Library" button (which is what it's called now) should open your Zotero library with the item selected -- try that again, and if it doesn't work provide a debug ID for clicking it: https://www.zotero.org/support/debug_output This doesn…
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Hmm, not seeing this. I get Telford Taylor, The March of Conquest: The German Victories in Western Europe, 1940 (Edward Hulton, 1959), viii. Taylor, The March of Conquest, viii. Can you check that there isn't a semicolon at the end of the short t…
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(Please don't post AI generated error reports; just post briefly, in your own words, and if you prefer in your own language. It's impossible to tell here what are actual observations by you and what's AI slop; e.g. the whole localhost thing is very …
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This is a book? And you're adding "viii" as a page number in the Word add-in?
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cc @damnation -- I think you know the CTR styles best and have updated them in the past? I think it'll need some more item type logic in the respective macro. (FWIW, I don't understand why you'd want to use Cite Them Right if you don't want titles …
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This sounds like https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/506218#Comment_506218 but that should no longer happen with Zotero 8.0.1+ -- which version are you on? (Generally, though, using workarounds like this is going to be fragile; we'll certa…
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@dstillman -- would be lovely to have the updated items, reflecting available fields, in the styles repository, any chance?
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But the sorting in the New Hart's numeric is a bug, no? As for SciMed... Frustrating. They don't provide any guidance on the actual style and say they don't care ("Authors may format references in any readable style at submission") on the website.…
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(They can, of course, transfer the library to anyone with unlimited storage if that's appropriate organizationally)
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I do suspect this is an error in the Hart's Rules numeric (CC @dunning ), but the journal doesn't follow that style anyway. They say they use Oxford SciMed, which we have separately available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:oxford-journals-scime…
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https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/edited_volumes_and_book_chapters
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So "yes" to your last question.
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We don't provide changelogs for styles -- entirely infeasible, but you can look through their history on github. Cite them right hasn't changed meaningfully in quite some time; the naming change was just that. If you let us know specifics about the…
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No, Zotero doesn't do any cross-linking in any word processor.