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https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/121656/coming-soon-new-item-fields
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No on both questions. Posting here is the way to get attention to a feature request and devs do read all thread, so you can assume they will have seen this (though they only chime in if they have questions, a feature is imminent, or, sometimes, if t…
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That depends -- the Note version follows the other Chicago versions by only using authors (no short titles) for works that are in immediately subsequent (i.e. formerly ibid) notes. If that's not acceptable you would have to modify the style (but it …
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The tiny little window that the tag selector appears in irritates me. I won't claim that Zotero has a great tag manager, but you can drag that window both up and to the side to make it take up most of your Zotero. Nothing happens when I select a tag…
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If you tag items with #LaTeX in Zotero they should export verbatim using BBT
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items need a DOI or a URL for the option to be available
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https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/given_name_disambiguation
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You can access and edit tags globally in Zotero desktop (that's the tag selector on the left), just not on the mobile app (which is designed principally with reading in mind)
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That should work. Can you try with the regular BibLaTeX export (i.e. not Better BibLaTeX)? If that exports correctly, report to the BBT maintainer. If you're not getting pagetotal with regular BibLaTeX you're doing something wrong -- I'd guess you m…
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Talking about the window title: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/vftx9l6u6g46myfn3k6z.png Escoje / escojer does indeed not exist in Spanish, though it's a fairly common mistake.
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I don't think you can do this using Overleaf's direct Zotero integration. You can use BetterBibTeX to export literal LaTeX (or either BBT or ZOtero to LaTeX escape non-ascii characters, which generally would probably be easier to get what you want).…
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(I'm also not sure why doing this via the "Add Note" option of the add-on isn't a viable option? That's what it's designed for).
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Not automating 'kind of' working sentence case is a design decision, yes. Computers can't do auto sentence(!) case reliably continues to be a correct statement in 2025, though LLMs are better at it than previous methods.
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See the link on 'site access limits' above
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You should be able to find a versino of Zutilo that works with Z7 on the Zutilo github. Might still be in beta, but folks are definitely using it. Otherwise see the more low tech option here: https://zoteromusings.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/zotero-ite…
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I think this isn't about the library catalog field but about the Zotero library, which isn't exposed. I don't think it will be, but Zotero is working on a dialog that will make fixing citations easier (and show,.e.g.,. disconnected ones)
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You can remove people from a group in the group settings online if that's the question?
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You want to talk to your library, which has the contract with Gale (and often have experts on evidence synthesis). They are most likely to have ideas on this
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yeah, I'm not sure we should be trying to import from commit URLs -- it's not even clear what we'd want to import there . Importing from the project main page (i.e. https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports ) works fine
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Der Blocksatz kommt von LO, nicht Zotero. Zotero verwendet einen LO Stil ("bibliography" glaube ich, evt auch übersetzt) den Du entsprechend modifizieren kannst.
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My answer from 11 years ago still holds -- this has nothing to do with Zotero, it's a Word setting. You'll find a lot of google hits on this (mostly about footnotes, but they apply equally) e.g. https://superuser.com/questions/1066291/ms-word-excess…
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You'd want to put the RDF sample on a code sharing site like pastebin.com or gist.github.com or so. That said, any reason you're set on RDF? Unless you have unusual or very fine-grained metadata, something simple like RIS is much easier to generate …
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That's almost certainly an en dash -- no style uses em dashes for numeric ranges. How exactly have you checked?
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Right, but will only work if they don't actually want to use the Series title. I do think Zotero can be overzealous saving some of the variables into Extra. This one is worth taking a look at, though I do recall that CrossRef is treating series a bi…
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Immediately subsequent citations (what used to be 'ibid.' just include the author in Chicago/Turabian. That's following the manual and correct. We do have various alternate options (both using actual ibid and using the short titles always) for Chica…
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Do check with your library/librarian -- this isn't correct (it's not correct for the current or the 9th edition). You can check the Cite Them Right e-book as suggested. You can check other library's free resources on this, e.g. here the Open Unvie…
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"Harvard" is a generic name for author-date citations. Harvard Cite them right does prescribe the comma there -- is your institution's style guide online?
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I think with space after the colon issued: 1970? otherwise, yes, exactly. And that goes in Extra not in the date field. (Zotero's date field isn't very powerful, unfortunately)
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Does changing the citation format work? (because AMA style isn't in parentheses). Have you tried clicking refresh? Do note that while this should work, the standard way of entering groups of citations is to enter them together via the Word add-on
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Dafür ist das "Prefix" Feld: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage#customizing_cites