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Chicago Manual funktioniert auch auf Deutsch sehr gut und ist für historische Text gut geeignet. Ansonsten vielleicht der Stil für Zeitgeschichte? https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:zeitgeschichte Muß/ kann ich eigentlich für jede meiner Eintragung…
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switch to a different style and back, that should fix this.
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dstillman quotes the exact passage about this from the docs above.
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Seeing the same (also on Windows).
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(just to re-iterate the key point: bulk tagging happens in the tag selector on the bottom left, not the tag section on the right, which is for individual items)
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I don't think Zotero is the tool you want for this, starting with the fact that it doesn't have much support for viewing and handling .txt files. It's really designed with academic literature, mostly in PDF format, also as epub and html, in mind. E…
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That works in general and doesn't require any special action on your part. Could you first try clicking the "Refresh" button in the Zotero word processor add-on and if that doesn't help provide the two _bibliography_ entries of those items here (jus…
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DOIs are not generally included in Citing Medicine -- there is a single example of a journal article with a DOI in the journal chapter (although virtually all examples have DOIs) and that example is in the "Example for Notes" category, i.e. entries …
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You can check the "Include URL" box in the Styles tab of the Zotero preferences to get the [Internet] part, but I don't think you'd normally want that, either, to be honest.
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You can save the "Create Bibliography" output to RTF and open in Word. That will have correct margins.
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Standard Vancouver/NLM style doesn't use italics. Which style requirements are you looking to follow?
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That's a bit unintuitive (and will likely change in the near-ish) future, but is expected: If a page doesn't include structured metadata but does have citations with DOIs (such as Gelman's blog), Zotero offers to import the items with DOIs. To impo…
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You're not the first to ask, but not possible, no, and it's not an easy fix/change to allow that, either, I'm afraid.
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Currently, Extra is the only way to handle this. A better date field (able to handle things like date ranges and uncertain dates) is very much needed, but absent that, the Extra field is the only way to go and the roundtrip issues are going to be as…
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Ah OK, you can then modify the style to add ibid -- shouldn't be hard based on your previous modifications but feel free to ask for details. No way to un-omit authors in bulk though
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What an unnecessary waste of time. I'm sorry you have to deal with that. I'm afraid I don't see any way to automate that change. You have to change the sentence structure (as in your first example) and then undo omit author (which you can do using …
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Yes, that'll happen automatically
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Yes, absolutely, that's one of the things public groups are for. Note (in case that's relevant) that non members will not have access to attachments shared in the group: you can't use Zotero groups to disseminate PDFs and other files.
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Mostly. ISBN data comes from libraries, not publishers. And you don't have to be a member of an RA to register a DOI. You can get DOIs for documents by placing them in free repositories like Zenodo or Figshare.
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Just one where you get an item in Zotero but no snapshot, i.e. the behavior (I think) you originally reported. Also see the other requested info above
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hmm -- but the result you see on that page -- failure of multiple translators and no item is imported at all -- isn't what you initially report, which was no snapshot attaching. We still want to look at this at specific URLs which clearly exemplif…
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I don't think there's a way to create a bibliography in Word that will remain synced with changes in Zotero, I'm afraid (not a terribly common request, either, though it comes up occasionally). The only tools that do do this are online tools that sy…
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All academic library catalogs, certainly in the US, are public, even when the libraries themselves aren't
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If you don't get ISBNs via Zotero, that's typically some Worldcat issue -- we can say more with details on the ISBNs. That said, the browser icon used on books found in library catalogs is indeed one of the best way of adding books, too.
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ZoteroBib doesn't actually use different algorithms -- so (with the exception of URLs which don't work in Zotero by design) if an identifier works there but not in Zotero, that's always worth reporting. The other way around (Zotero works but ZotBib …
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Mit etwas Aufwand, aber warum genau? Das Add-on brauchst Du wirklich nur wenn Du Zitationen und Bibliographie hast.
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There's still some confusion here -- if you have a collection in Zotero that you want to create a bibliography from, use right-click--> Create Bibliography in Zotero itself (not the Word add-on). You don't need the Word add-on. The Word add-on's …
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Could you clarify what you mean by "group subscription"? Is that a lab subscription? An institutional subscription? If you just received (and accepted) an invitation to join a _group_ that doesn't at all affect your storage, so that might be a misu…
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Can you say a bit more -- hard to follow what you're doing/trying to do. You've inserted citations using the Zotero Word(?) add-on and now you click add Bibliography and ... what exactly happens?
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I don't think there's much to troubleshoot given the lack of debug, error messages, etc., but just to be clear since this is a bit confusing in your post -- Zotero instance and Zotero data directory are entirely separate, so you could have uninstall…