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Putting the data directory in a cloud folder (i.e. GDrive, Box, Dropbox, etc.) is almost always a bad idea. Why are you doing that?
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But also -- where is that citation style from? "General Legal Citation Style" is not a style we officially have/support (and many legal citation styles simply don't define a bibliography)
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Which exact Word version are you using? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/what-version-of-office-am-i-using-d21c5935-40b1-b117-122d-5e5f05a1a263
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No, it's in the Zotero toolbar: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/nljunevh6syqtzvw3sjd.png
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Again, Zotero doesn't know whether a citation is the first citation on a page -- that's just not something it can detect, so that rule isn't implemented. I suspect where you are seeing the book name, you have a different work cited in the previous f…
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I'm seeing that too -- definitely a bug and seems to happen with numeric styles in general. I don't think you can fix that in the style code -- it's a higher-level issue and the style code looks good to me (the delimiter shouldn't apply to the prefi…
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Hard to say, but the only way for you to guarantee stable BBT citekeys is to pin them https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/citing/#set-your-own-fixed-citation-keys Generally you should be able to reproduce any algorithm that produced your old …
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I don't think that expanded in Zotero 6 either, did it? I can see that it'd be nice to have that extensible, but it's pretty clearly designed as a fixed width field (it also doesn't adjust based on panel width) and I'm guessing having individual ele…
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when you say it works fine in your other machines, does that mean you have your complete data elsewhere? In that case, try moving your data folder (https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data ) elsewhere and then restarting. Looks like it might be an…
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The files are still renaming. See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/attachment_title_vs_filename
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You mean the quick search bar or the advanced search window? The latter does expand like any other window.
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I'm not quite clear on what the question is, but Zotero doesn't recognize where a page starts. If you have immediately subsequent citations to the same work, it just lists the author as described in Turabian. When there are other citations in betwee…
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It's just a file -- if you can't download it, that'd be an issue on your computer, possibly security software, though that seems like an odd thing to try to block.
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You can't share files via your public library (or a public group), which is why the README.txt won't open You could paste the contents of that file into a standalonenote (The first line of the note will serve as it's title, so adding 000-README or …
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When I delete the document from my finder, it is also deleted from my Zotero. I don't think there's any way that can happen. Deleting files in your file system will not -- cannot possibly -- remove the attachment in Zotero. Can you test again?
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The biggest changes (no more et al and no more collapsing of cite ranges) are already implemented in the current ieee.csl
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The URL in Zotero is included in citations. It should only populate for items where you access the actual object at the URL (rather than a catalog entry such as here), so it won't typically save the URLs of library catalog entries. What do you need …
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That's a Frontiers issue -- if you look at Export Citation at the bottom right, all formats have the reverse author order. Same in the site metaheader (where Zotero gets its data). Please report to them.
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Create the bibliographies for the chapters, then create copies of the chapters in which you unlink the Zotero citations and merge those into a single document.
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Generally speaking, no. Can you say a bit more about what you're trying to do and where you're saving from? There might be ways of getting you what you want.
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Add/edit bibliography will add the bibliography for all cited items in a current document at the current cursor location. Put your cursor at the end of the document, then click the button.
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I do think the BibLaTeX label is a bit odd, but you'd have to take that up with them. FWIW, I'm guessing this is due to a false friend: BibLaTeX's lead developer is German, and the German "Jurisdiktion" encompasses both the English "jurisdiction" …
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Yes, see my comment in the other thread
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Not currently possible, no. All column settings apply to the entire Zotero interface across libraries and collections. Is there an app that does have comparable "by folder/collection" settings? I can see the use case, but it seems tricky to set thi…
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You can't add or delete fields, no. You can add content for non-existing fields using the Extra field and those will get picked up by citation styles: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/item_types_and_fields#citing_fields_from_extra
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could you link to the page in question? Seems unlikely that this would be happening on every page, or does it?
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You're thinking for handling institutional acronyms vs. long forms? No. I'm not actually sure what the | syntax really does (it's a citerproc-js convention, not anything in CSL) -- it might just delineate multiple single-field editors -- but there'…
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You can certainly work around this, but this is not a silent change: Zotero isn't a BibLaTeX frontend, but a reference manager that exports to BibLaTeX. Export necessarily makes choices about appropriate mapping between different formats. In this ca…
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@johncbeynon Zotero isn't able to remove the file noted in the first line of the error. This is most likely a permissions issue on the /Users/jbeynon/Zotero folder; it could also be security software, but less likely. This most often happens when p…
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How exactly are you importing that item?