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The basic answer to your question is that organizing items hierarchical has been talked about since Zotero's early days, so it's not like no one thought about this, but it's exceedingly difficult to overhaul the entire data model, so it has never ha…
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No, you specifically _shouldn't_ use bookmarks if you're only saving as .odt. You only need that if you're saving in .doc or .docx. It's possible using bookmarks _won't_ work in .odt, though, so that might be a possible reason.
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Are you sure you used Chicago? I don't know that it's even possible to get that as numbers in brackets. Could you post part of the bibliography here?
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https://www.owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/in_text_citations_author_authors.html#:~:text=you’re citing multiple works with similar groups of authors,l
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I'm guessing it does and you are seeing https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/attachment_title_vs_filename If not that, do note that files need to actually be attached to metadata to rename
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Because the citations aren't by the same author (and also wouldn't appear next to each other in the reference list). But in the end, the reason is that it's a rule that APA came up with and Zotero follows.
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That's a Word error though, right?. Not sure we can do much about that, In afraid
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@Grode: Nothing about this changes. All your files are still local, if you don't want to also sync them to online storage, disable file sync as above
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You'd have to ask the developer on GitHub, but you'd have to accept that it's not what he wrote the plug-in for
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You want to check the full text button but uncheck everything under File Syncing
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If you're seeing that field at the top (or seeing it at all for item types other than dataset, preprint, and standard) you have the Better BibTeX (BBT) plugin installed. As the citekey is a central element for the type of writing BBT is meant to sup…
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You have multiple citations with Glew as a first author and different co-authors. This is correct APA for that situation.
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You can just use an LLM for this, requesting export such as RIS. I don't think any other tool is going to be much better
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To be clear, it's supposed to be there and is for me: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/e0y5y7fsgnibjg08jjs7.png
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Both versions of the arXIv ID work for me -- something also doesn't look right in the debug. Start by testing in troubleshooting mode (i.e. with all add-ons disabled). It's also possible that some of your custom translators are breaking things.
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@liladude group invitations to existing accounts also get send as Zotero DMs, so people can check their "Inbox" here and except. That obviously won't work for verifying accounts, though.
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Quick copy works for export formats: https://www.zotero.org/support/creating_bibliographies#quick_copy
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You're running and outdated Zotero version. Update to the most recent version (7.0.15) and try again.
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Have you looked in zotero.sqlite.bak? It's not in there?
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You just take these four lines: vol. vols. and put them inside terms in a section, right below the info section. As per above, see APA for the general structure of those.
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Also die Fussnoten fangen auf jeder Seite wieder bei 1 an? Das ist eine Fussnoten Einstellung in Word, voellig unabhaengig von Zotero. Siehe z.B. hier: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/changing-footnotes-so-that-they-start-num…
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You want to re-define this: https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales/blob/master/locales-en-GB.xml#L484
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(it's a period. colon is Doppelpunkt). Yes, you can re-define terms for any locale at the top of the style. Look e.g. in the APA style for examples.
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Have you checked any of your back-ups? You should be able to restore from those.
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It's very likely the en-GB vs the en-US locale. We're not as consistent as I would like with it, but the predominant view in the UK is that plural abbreviations don't take a period after the s (because there aren't any omitted letters). By contrast,…
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Switch to a different citation style and back.
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what's the use case here? Retrieve metadata can go weirdly wrong (hence the undo), but I don't see how this can be the case for create parent item?
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You can use a local storage analyzer tool on the storage folder in the ZOtero data directory and that'll show you what large attachments you have. Both web snapshots and books (epubs? pdfs?) can be quite large
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No. You should just get storage large enough for your library (which could be WebDAV if you can't pay for Zotero storage)
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I don't know, but it's clearly unmaintained with no commits in the last 10 months, so you shouldn't use it (it's also in violation of the Zotero trademark FWIW)