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You'll want to report that on the BBT github, which is where all support for the add-on happens.
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What exactly is happening? Updating a large document in Word for Mac can take a long time, possibly hours, so unless you're receiving an error message, you're just not waiting long enough.
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Zotero citations definitely reflect manual changes you make in general (and items don't care how they were created originally). When you use "Create Bibliography" from Zotero's right click menu (i.e. not the Word add-on), I assume the corrected it…
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Which citation style? Most likely, though, you're not actually updating the item connected to that citation (the connected item might be in a different library or deleted).
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Assuming you're using a Chicago Manual style, that'd by design. The two most common versions of the Manual are available without the em-dash substitution: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=em-dash
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The above site was updated for the last version of Zotero 6 (Aurimas doesn't work on Zotero anymore, but gave me -- one of the co-maintainers of CSL -- edit access; it's also open source and can be cloned, of course). Unfortuately the add-on used t…
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Which citation style and have you tested using create bibliography from within Zotero?
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In a citation style you'd just flip the two conditions, so it would looks something like the names of the macros will vary by style, of course. Which one are you working with?
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Sorry, I don't quite understand, could you give an example? It does sound like it'd be very much possible, but I don't know what "the second sort still keeps in mind the first sort in alphabetical order?" means?
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delete initialize="false" from the 3rd line above
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What do you see as the certificate info in step 3?
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depends on the style, but you can just search for delimiter-precedes-last="never"
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While Mendeley citations work with Zotero, I'm pretty sure they're not linked to the imported Zotero items, so there really isn't an alternative to deleting and re-inserting the ones you/she needs to update
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You can just disable auto-renew on https://www.zotero.org/settings/storage
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Zotero 6 (which I assume you mean) is available under "Other versions" on the download page https://www.zotero.org/download/ I often link more than one PDF to a single item and Zotero showing only "PDF" instead of the filename is absolutely useles…
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You need to find an SQLite file from around that time -- do you have this (e.g.in your backup?)
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What do you mean by it cannot be added? What happens if you try? Make sure to update title and ID as described here: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
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The files added using drag & drop are also attached to metadata in Zotero, right? If so, I have no idea why that'd be different. The API call to get them is exactly the same, you'd have to go to significant length to break one and not the other.
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If you're thinking of using ODF Scan, do note that the current version of the add-on doesn't work with Zotero 7 (though we hope that we'll make it work). 1. Will work, yes 2. modifying citations is described on the add-ons homepage under "Working …
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There's no practical difference and they're not treated differently. If you need to tell the difference, files added directly from the browser have a URL and accessed date, those from the file system (obviously) don't. The only way that matters is …
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That's correct Chicago style for _immediately_ subsequent notes (what used to be ibid). If you always want short titles, there's a Chicago variant with something like "short titles in subsequent" in the name that does that
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right. BibLaTeX doesn't have collections (which I assume you mean by 'categorized') so they get lost when exporting and re-importing.
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That can't be done in CSL. (The bit you include refers to author names of a single work). You can include the "and" as a prefix when adding the citation as a workaround
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I'm guessing the top level folder is My Library? Items are _always_ in My Library. Collections do not behave like folders. https://www.zotero.org/support/collections_and_tags#the_zotero_collections_model
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I don't know what's with the attitude, but FWIW Zotero 7 has a dense display setting that basically mirrors Z6. Most users prefer a bit more whitespace, but those that don't have options
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Classic Mode is deprecated and won't see further development. This is possible using the keyboard with the standard add citation dialog (which meets the WCAG success criterion)
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As far as I know, all IdeaPads run Windows 11 and you can thus run regular Zotero on them without any issues. What won't currently work is using a pen (or pen-like) functionality to mark up PDFs. That's only available in the mobile apps. I assume it…
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Yes. Having or not having a Zotero storage subscription has no impact on your local files. You'll always be able to access them. The storage subscription only affects whether files are synced to the server and between devices.
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Does it work if you move it to a different location such as your Desktop? There is a known issue with spaces in OneDrive filepaths (so you could also try to remove those)
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You mean collections? Biblatex doesn't have a concept of collection or anything similar. What tool are you importing from?