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Oh, three things: 3. Colored tags are not exported as colored tags, just as regular tags. If you assign a color to the 'cited-in-dissertation' tag in Library 2, I'd expect the colored tags to show up there, too.
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I think you're seeing two things: 1. You have "Show items from subcollections" enabled in Library 2 but not Library 1, which makes it look like all items from subcollections are in the top level collections when you're just looking at a display dif…
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(I did try to say exactly that above, FWIW)
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Again, for Zotero, the short title is what's in the "Short Title" field. It definitely uses the short title for subsequent notes in the full note style.
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Zotero uses whatever is in the short title field of the item as the short title. If it's empty it falls back to the full title. The short title gets set automatically on most imports as the full title minus the subtitle, but you can obviously custom…
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No, that doesn't work to move stuff between accounts. Export is the right idea here and should basically work with very minimal data loss. Especially if the PDFs were annotated, Zotero 7.0.13 contained important bugfixes and you'd have to update t…
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Show File is available from the File menu as well as the right-click context menu; there's no keyboard shortcut, though, no (you might be able to set up one using a plugin like Zutilo or Actions & Tags, though)
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That's not an export issue but an import issue -- look at the item in Zotero: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/15ktoo2v6ipkoj383ayd.png That's not how this is supposed to look (by contrast, import the DOI using add by identif…
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Colored tags are available as described in the desktop app (that's generally what people refer to when they say Zotero, unless they specify otherwise); there are no differences in functionality in Zotero between different supported (Desktop) operati…
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(as of this January Windows long filepaths didn't work w Zotero)
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Works for me still. Can you run through https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues as it applies and, if the noted steps don't fix things, provide all the information requested in the last step?
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There have been a number of reports about issues with T&F over the weekend, so might be they are updating their site. This is just a metadata issue on their part. If you click on "Cite this Article" and then download the RIS (which is what Zoter…
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(also, using Zotero 5, which is no longer supported, including not receiving security patches, is decidedly unsafe, no matter what company policy says)
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No, the URL you are trying to import from
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We always need a URL for such error reports
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I don't think there are any specific plans, no. There is also no decision not to implement this afaik, so it might well happen eventually, but if you're looking at a 1-2 year timeline I'd realistically assume a no.
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But at least in English, flipping parentheses is universally correct (from all we've seen, LLMs do poorly with CSL because there just isn't a ton of training data, comparatively speaking)
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If you have the items in CrossRef, you can just import them via the URL bar icon (which uses the DOI). But CMCS specifically doesn't even have a digital version, let alone DOIs, so I don't think you'll get anywhere with that.
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I'd go with a custom style just for the journals since we haven't seen this otherwise
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What operating system?
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I'd use version: 2, though. I agree this makes sense for preprints with many of the big preprint servers actively supporting versioning (arxiv, osf). I'm more skeptical about adding it widely to other item types as requested above.
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Where are you trying to save from? If google scholar, see the link in dstillman's post three above.
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See above: A working paper is a preprint, use that
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Start here: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/changes_not_syncing
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right-click --> Create parent item
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They are stable in principle, but I think might break if you change the library name, which is possible. If you want to make them more securely stable, you can remove the group name, which can be changed. So https://www.zotero.org/groups/4804340/ite…
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Well, but that will make your citations incorrect if you ever need a bibliography created from Zotero...
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That's a Word issue. Zotero just inserts standard Word footnotes/endnotes. You can google "Space above footnotes Word" (without quotation marks) or something along those lines for instructions to fix it
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Zotero devs have talked about annotations being accessible via the Word add-on (similar to notes), which would essentially solve this issue. The annotation feature is comparatively new in Zotero, so what is currently possible is by no means intended…
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You're using pandoc? I'd ask there, yes, these are borderline cases and the citation processors may behave slightly differently