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You don't need those instructions for Chromebooks, though. The beta is available through the same channels, just by replacing "zotero" with "zotero-beta" in the last line of the code, so sudo apt install zotero-beta
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Well yes, you can do this for the style globally, but then you can't use traditional parenthetical citations (Smith, 1776) with the style anymore. (It also looks like you broke the delimiter between year and page numbers in how you did this -- not…
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Run through these & provide all information in the final step if the others don't fix this: https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems We'd need more information than that
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Zoplicate only does this after importing, though. There is a pretty old ticket to have the connector do this, but it has never been implemented and I recall it being surprisingly complicated: https://github.com/zotero/zotero/issues/1007
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The entirety of Chicago 14.10 can't be implemented in Zotero/CSL I'm afraid -- it's also not something that's going to happen any time soon. (FWIW, it's a "may" not a "should" provision in the Manual, though it's clearly preferred).
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Oh, right, that changed, they now capitalize prepositions of 5 letters or more. We'll need to think about what we do with that -- I'm inclined to think we have CSL follow current Chicago style (i.e. 18th edition). It's a fairly trivial change of rem…
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That's incorrect. Chicago title case lowercases all. prepositions, regardless of length, so lowercase "between" is correct P.s. No, CSL only has one title casing setting which follows Chicago. There are other rules out there, most notably AP headl…
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Exactly, yes. In my research group, we have a slack channel were people post things they'd like added to Zotero and then have our graduate assistants do semi-regular sweeps and add those items. That obviously won't work if people are actively writi…
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It's in the General tab of the preferences, right at the top. (For future reference, that's OS 15.6, not iOS, which is the operating system for ipads and iphones -- the iOS app isn't localized)
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No, not technically. Speaking from experience, though, having too many people who are able to edit a library tends to not work well -- someone is bound to mess up and delete items or whole collections etc.
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APA has some of its own guidance that follows Bluebook and points people to the Bluebook for anything else, yes.
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This should still work. The "Add File" option from the toolbar does the same thing: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/ckwmckq1k7rfwqdywju3.png If that's greyed out, you're looking at a group that doesn't allow adding files or…
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§§ is correct for multi-section legislative materials as per Bluebook and hence APA. See https://libguides.niu.edu/c.php?g=700603&p=4971134 under "Citing multiple consecutive sections" or the referenced Bluebook R. 3.3(b)
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What do you mean by "Zotero works by default with yy/mm/dd"? Zotero works with localized date formats for display and citation styles define how dates are displayed individually.
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Könntest Du ein paar Beispiele (Kurzzitat, Literaturverzeichnis) hier einfügen?
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How does the APA citation look like if you generate it directly from Zotero, without overleaf or biblatex? I don't think that's our (i.e. the CSL) APA style producing this -- at a minimum, it'd have the comma before the date.
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(This works correctly for me in the current beta, FWIW)
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I wouldn't feel particularly constrained by the recommended citations -- what is the point of citing the place of publication of an online database, e.g.? -- but you should be able to get most of this by adding it as a dataset
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If you actually mean 7.0.2 you'd have to update to the most recent version. Beyond that, we'd want a screenshot of the search and a bit more detail about what is going wrong
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(That's working for me) Could you also provide a debug ID from the Zotero connector for an attempt to save from that page? https://www.zotero.org/support/debug_output
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No, you misunderstood the previous posts: you add the editors as new authors and then change them into editors -- this is how this should look (the order doesn't matter for different categories of creators): https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/image…
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Do you understand that there _is_ a toggle button (pictured above) in the beta version of Zotero, i.e. the only version that is getting any substantive updates?
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I'm guessing the reason some of the code is converting the named entities is for the rare cases where publishers have "over-double-escaped" say an ampersand and so you're double decoding them on the assumption that no title intentionally is going to…
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I'm a bit confused by what you're looking for, but Editor -- contains -- [leave the field empty] gives you a list of all items with editors.
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Sorry, yes, I missed that. No, not coming back, see dstillman above -- that space just doesn't exist in Zotero anymore (as it doesn't in most other apps on Windows)
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That's a setting in the General tab of the Zotero preferences (Screenshot from Zotero 8 beta, but I don't think that has changed) https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/affa2h2v7z4fa8qvs0jy.png
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Cycling back to the initial issue of this discussion, what are your thoughts on handling HTML-like tags in abstracts? There's actually two questions: 1. How should Zotero handle whitespace in CrossRef abstracts? CrossRef didn't use to have very m…
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Delete the originating item in My Library, empty the trash, then move the item X to My Library.
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Link fixed. Crossref recommends against using the xsl you link to. There's going to be some overlap, but the crucial part is that CrossRef never sees the JATS file and you can't just assume how UNIXREF is going to look based on JATS bc you don't kno…