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Word for Mac would barely help. You would want Libre Office (which is free) for Mac. See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors for switching between Word processors
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Contributing to open source projects is a learning process; even folks with CS degrees need to spend time learning this. You need to understand the culture and standards of a project you are contributing to. In general, vibe coded code is rarely sui…
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Welcher Zitierstil ist das? Den Blocksatz kannst Du leicht umstellen, aber der Fettdruck sollte eigentlich nicht beeintraechtigt werden.
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Citavi? Was hat das mit Zotero zu tun?
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No, that's exactly where the problem is -- the processor just ignores the "value" part of the conditions and checks for the presence of a variable, "authority", which is always true for anything that has a court listed, so you get EGMR style citatio…
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Only way to do this is to keep chapters in separate files and then make copies, unlink Zotero citations, and merge them into a single document at the end.
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CSL doesn't allow you to match on variable content -- I'm surprised the above code validates
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We always need specific URLs even if the issue is general
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You can sort sort the bibliography by item type -- e.g. sorting cases first or last -- and that's built into several legal citation styles such as OSCOLA or AGLC. You can then either split those up or delete the cases in the final version of the doc…
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Missing footnote and endnote numbers are entirely separate from Zotero, btw -- that's a recurring Word issue that is typically related to track changes. You can find many posts about this online entirely unrelated to Zotero
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This is going to be on Mac (no rainbow wheel on Windows) and we know that Word for Mac is slow -- it's just not viable for a 700 page document, you should write that in chapters and assemble at the end, if possible using Word for Windows.
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AMA is very close to Vancouver superscript, you should be able to just copy the code from there. You can use the same code as in the linked thread for any superscript styles, Just leave the "layout" lines (which determines brackets vs. superscript…
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The AMA style, which has superscript, includes page numbers in text. There is no way to add individual page numbers to bibliographies. While you sometimes see that in Vancouver-style bibliographies, it's conceptually nonsense (just like you cite who…
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Using Google Docs, yes, that's too large. Word for Windows or Libre Office would work fine.
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That's BibTeX, not biblatex
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An APA 7 style with full first names already exists: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:apa-no-initials
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Translations are here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales and that's where you'd contribute (though please only in languages in which you are fluent yourself, obviously) -- note that Zotero lags a bit behind in pulling them in, so yo…
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No, there wasn't anything wrong with the post. I suspect no one who read it knows the answer. Fewer people care about the details of MLA style than APA or Chicago
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Tweak as needed.
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FWIW, you can sort by author in the middle panel and then start typing to get to the papers first authored by said author(s)
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If you want e-Ink, the various Boox tablets are a good options. They run the native Zotero Android app (which is what I use), though annotation on the e-ink display is a bit clunkier so they also have their own integration which uses the e-ink optim…
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To be clear, 2023 is the more appropriate publication date for citation purposes in this case.
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Not possible. Zotero doesn't want to handle the inevitable copyright takedown requests, so no file sharing in public open groups
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Short answer is no. Export into spreadsheet uses completely separate code than bibliography generation. What you can likely do is sort the spreadsheet by title, modify a citation style to sort by title, and then create a bibliography and paste it i…
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Yeah, you can't search for how "locators" (thats page number in text for example) are displayed in the editor. I just happened to know that AMA is one of the few numeric styles that does this.
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:american-medical-association-brackets&dependent=0 for example
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You have an initialize="false" in the first line of the style that in this scenario overrides the initialize="true" in the macro. How they cascade is complicated and this behavior strikes me as wrong in this case, but it's an easy enough fix.
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What the style is set to do is to print the PMID if that is present, otherwise the DOI. Is that not happening or is that not correct?
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The above looks right to me. We'd want to see the whole style and some actual examples in context. Start by testing in the Zotero style editor and see if this does indeed always happen or if it occurs in some specific constellation of cited items.
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Are you not working from an existing style? That's very strongly recommended, especially as you're getting started. This is implemented in virtually all styles on the repository. The basic logic is to add it as a label in the names node, so somethin…