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This one actually: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/125138/connector-parsing-library-of-congress-catalog-items I have a partial fix for this under review
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Only if you have already cited them using the word processor add-on. If you haven't, and are just _planning_ on doing so, none of this applies.
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So, for an example what wouldn't work: you inserted a citation from the original group into a Word document of an article ahead of print. You then drag the items to the group. Now you want to update the article with issue/volume/page information: if…
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Oh, that's odd. You mean Zotero in German/English, not the style, right? So changing the Zotero interface language changes the style output?
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You can paste some examples or a screenshot here
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@gpatten -- which Zotero version are you running? This should be correct with Zotero >=7.0.21
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We'd need to seem some examples here -- most likely this is an issue with either citing multiple versions of the same item or with incorrect metadata in Zotero. (And for your question, I don't think there's any malware that creates slightly wrong c…
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For a start, I'd want you to test inserting a couple of broken ones to a blank document. If that works, you'd have to replace broken one manually in the main document. The data it's referencing is stored directly in the document, you can't replace i…
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Generally Zotero can't restore individual libraries on the server-- this all sounds very odd, though and couldn't have happened exactly as described. Do you remember doing anything unusual setting up sync? Did you use any of the options in the "Res…
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How about inserting the citation in a new document with the Word add-on? I'd assume those look right, too. If that's the case, the ones above are generated from old metadata in the Word documents, likely from an (originally duplicate) item that you …
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We'd also want to see the metadata for both of these items (that is, most conveniently a screenshot of the right-hand pane). The first one just looks like a metadata issue. Not sure why the 2nd one wouldn't print a DOI, though.
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Note that in Zotero you can set BibTeX as quick copy so it's available via drag&drop or keyboard shortcut. If you do this often enough to be relevant, you probably should use the full tool anyway
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No, sorry. But I think there's a lookup engine for PubMed that could approximate the link behavior
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(but note this will break connections to items cited with the word processor add-on, if you have already done that)
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I'm not aware of any plugin. The best format to convert azw3 to would be epub, the non-proprietary alternative for ebooks that Zotero supports. There might be more lightweight options, but Calibre will definitely work. See this Reddit thread for som…
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That setting is just for adding and removing style, whatever you select there has no impact on citations. Citation styles are set for each document individually in the Document Settings of the Zotero word processor plugin (unless you're using quick …
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That's most certainly not Chicago 17 (notes and bibliography). Could you post a screenshot of your Zotero Document Settings in Word here?
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It runs entirely client side. Delete cached content/cookies for the site
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But yeah, this can't be done as long as and="text" is on the style level (we should probably add and="false" in a future release). It'd have to be set explicitly on all name elements
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That's the iOS app, not the Desktop app. For the mobile app, the equivalent of the connector is to share to Zotero while looking at the webpage in your browser. (Edit: I think it's share -- I'm an Android person so not sure about the iOS language)
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How about the last part? Zotero will work better using the connect and the desktop app, so where that's an option, that'd be the way to go (and would work for saving those pages)
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It sounds to me like OneDrive is completely irrelevant to Zotero here -- that's just were the files originate. Once they are dragged to (and thus stored in) Zotero, their original location doesn't matter anymore.
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I think mostly these are must misunderstandings (and you relying on outdated screenshots/information). 1. Zotero 7 does not longer have a tabbed right-hand pane, see https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-7/ 2. prefs.js is in the profile, not the data…
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No, and it's unlikely to be added. Zotero has always been based on the idea that people do most of their research in their browsers and take advantage of the various specialized features of library catalogs and scholarly databases.
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If you've actually removed all instances from the document, you have a remaining one in a hidden citation field. Have Word show field codes to identify where and delete: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/word_field_codes
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Yes, that's intended behavior of CSL names/substitute for exactly the reason you say. Someone would need to update that style -- you can work around it by using choose/if instead of substitute, it's just lengthier. We (that is: both Zotero and CSL)…
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We're aware, yes. The styles are just to big (or,. specifically,.have too many macros)
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If I click the Zotero Connector (Chrome extension) in my browser and find that the metadata and PDF are copied over to my Zotero account, is that not using the Zotero Connector? It is, but it is virtually certain that that isn't how this item was im…
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Chicago 18 got rid of the publisher location. The 17th edition and Chicago 18 styles labelled as 'classic' on https://zotero.org/styles still have it.
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You are misremembering. That didn't change and never happened. You might have used linked files before, maybe with Zotfile?