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In Chicago, 'Kindle' or 'EPUB' are examples of formats rather than editions, which is why they place them at the end of the citation. The duplicate edition you're seeing occurs when citing a book chapter that includes an original date. I've fixed t…
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No, that shouldn't happen; could you please post a screenshot of how you have entered the citation details? To get 'Kindle' in the right place, add medium: Kindle to the Extra field. This shows how you can enter the example shown in CMOS 14.58 and …
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The idea of placing macros in is ingenious; unfortunately this is invalid CSL!
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If your question is whether to cite the original or the reprint, that is a subjective matter. It depends on whether the article has simply been reprinted or whether the author has updated it. For articles reprinted in series such as Variorum Collec…
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You're very welcome; I'm glad that works!
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APA 9.8 specifies that the added contributors should not modify the in-text citation. I would guess from this that the sort order should not change when these contributors appear, though @bwiernik will say if he thinks otherwise. See whether this ve…
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I have added code to allow shortened citations of inaccessible interviews/personal communications to my current Chicago update: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7811 I have no idea when these updates will make it into Zotero,…
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There isn't a perfect way of storing a bracketed addition to a name (also an issue for social media handles); the best you can do is to add a comma after the first name and then add the bracketed section after. This is how I would suggest encoding y…
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The new Chicago styles can now handle generic titles and descriptions that are not to be rendered with quotes or title case. You only need to store the line in the Type field rather than as the Title. This allows you to cite both titled and untitled…
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The title field should only be used for a titled interview, as in these examples (from CMOS 14.110): https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/PTREB4H3 https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/GEILI2KG For an untitled or unpublished intervie…
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You're most welcome; I hope the quotes solve your problem!
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If I am understanding correctly, the styles are following the MHRA rules correctly, but you need to override them for a single name, along the lines of their de Gaulle example? You can achieve this by placing the surname in quotation marks within Zo…
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At some point the corrected style will hopefully show up in Zotero. In the meantime you can download the file to which I linked and open it in Zotero to test the updated version.
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That's a good thought; author-date inline citations shouldn't print page labels.
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Yes, if you're entering a standard page range into the Page locator field, it will change between p. and pp. as needed.
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You're only specifying the type of locator in Zotero; the style itself makes the label singular or plural and abbreviates the page range as appropriate (e.g. if you fill in '201–209' MHRA will automatically change this to '201–09').
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I've emended the style here, which I hope will take the publisher substitution rule into account properly: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adunning/styles/d070ae7d31768a83c87c3924fde359b4f6a051ae/apa.csl
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@ninnofiore Author names have now been removed from dependent styles (essentially treating them as collections of metadata).
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To distinguish yourself from other contributors without advertising your email address, you might consider adding a link to your ORCID ID using the element. Obviously however this is your choice. (That said, it's unusual to list author names for a…
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@fatireguna It's not you; as noted earlier in this thread, the annotated styles are currently broken because I unfortunately misplaced a line of code. I submitted a fix two months ago but it is still awaiting review. There are functioning annotated …
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It's very hard to say what should be done about this one. I am minded simply to leave out the author and otherwise leave the order as is, matching the notes, which is certainly how it would be done if this were a journal article: ‘El legado de Diego…
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If the issue numbering tends to be unreliable, as you indicated above, would it not be better to follow Chicago style and show the full date only? Citing newspapers by full date only is a very established convention in historical scholarship (at lea…
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If your only concern is surrounding periodical items, and the date is a more reliable way of accessing the title than the volume/issue numbers, then yes, it will be simplest by far to enter these as magazine or newspaper articles. If you enter Le Po…
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If you're using the online ZoteroBib, it generates bibliography entries by default, but you can see the equivalent note by clicking on the quotation marks button to the right of each bibliography entry.
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@enozkan Thank you for answering that; I shouldn't answer forum posts before my morning coffee … @marygauxlightly I've added a fix for the substitution problem to my current Chicago bug-fix proposal: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styl…
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@marygauxlightly I'm glad that's at least partially working. What if we simply disable the title substitution mechanism if there is an issue title? See the list of variables in the CSL Specification for everything you can insert into the Extra fiel…
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That's a bug in Zotero's citation processor. I've proposed a fix, but it will probably take a few months before this makes it in. You can obtain the citation you've shown above by placing an issue/supplement name in the Extra field, in a form such …
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Yes, it looks as if the 16th edition of the Chicago styles handle the section field as part of the locator for newspapers, but this is a misinterpretation of the CSL specification, which specifically indicates that 'section' is to be used for a name…
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The Section field is for the name of a department or column (e.g. Opinion) rather than a location. Cf. https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/499246#Comment_499246
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If you're submitting to a journal with a public style sheet/author instructions, let us know which one and we'll ensure there is a Chicago style configured for it. If you definitely need the place of publication with Chicago, use one of the 'classi…