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The explanation for this situation is found in the 2015 foreword to Citing Medicine: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK310495/ In essence the authors of the guide view the Internet label as otiose and only include it to follow ANSI/NISO Z39.29.
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I've proposed a fix here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/8122
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It does sound from that as if the Internet label should be added. I’m not sure that I’ll get to it this week but it isn’t a complicated fix.
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I’m working on the recent fifth edition of OSCOLA and will check that this is as correct as possible.
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I have just checked that these are working as expected. I would verify that you're using the most recent version of Zotero (currently 8.0.4) and that you're using the correct variant of the style in your word processor. APA (with abstract) will disp…
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@damnation Are you still working on this?
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@enozkan Yes, there could be a dependent style for NIH if we could point to a specific parent style, but it looks as if one can submit applications using any of the nine NLM Citing Medicine variants?
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I'm not sure what the style guide expects here. Their standard 'journal article with DOI provided' example cites it as a print article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK7282/#A32751 But elsewhere, they show the [Internet] label: https://www.…
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NIH simply points now to the standard NLM style, Citing Medicine: https://grants.nih.gov/grants-process/write-application/how-to-apply-application-guide/format-attachments#citations PMID/PMCID are included in all NLM Citing Medicine styles, per th…
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This is a disambiguation mechanism. Chances are that you are citing another item by Ansell with a slightly different form of the name: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/given_name_disambiguation
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Is MHRA commonly used in Spanish? We could notionally remove the default locale setting of British English if it's only the labels that need to change. You're seeing 'by' rather than 'por' because many of the relevant terms haven't been translated i…
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@frigidilius Nobody has yet programmed support for volume or part titles in SBL. APA, Chicago, MHRA, MLA, and Oxford all support these variables fully.
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The Oxford Journals styles have now been updated to include DOIs: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Oxford journals
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This might be the only change in the way the APA style interprets fields that it already supported, but it also now supports several more variables: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7510
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Add the number to Extra, i.e. number: 10289373. For example: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/UD3VZHS5
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This isn’t a bug; the authorities who set these styles have decided to remove the place of publication. Chicago still technically allows the place of publication to appear as an option, even if they don’t recommend it; look up one of the classic va…
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The correction is now in the styles repository for APA, Chicago, MHRA, and New Hart's Rules (author–date); Zotero should automatically update the styles.
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Someone else reported this just before you did: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/129753/ I've now fixed this, so Zotero should automatically update the style soon.
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Good catch; it turns out that this is also needed for APA. This should fix it: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/8073
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It turned out that it was necessary to use the short form of a container title in some circumstances, though not with journals. Unless Zotero can find a way to distinguish serial and monographic usage, I think we’re unfortunately stuck with the MEDL…
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You can add volume and part titles using the Extra field; hopefully they will be available as independent fields before too much longer. Here is an example showing how to enter the Lach example from the Chicago Manual of Style, sec. 14.23: https://…
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Zotero accidentally included a Series Title field on podcasts rather than the usual Program Title field found on radio and TV broadcasts. For now you can either enter podcasts as radio broadcasts (they are the same thing to citation styles) or you …
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If you're using APA, Chicago, MHRA, or New Hart's Rules, you can add type: classic to the Extra field to set the item type to a classic work. (Hopefully this will be available as a proper item type in Zotero before long.) These styles specify that a…
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In the file for the 17th or 18th edition on the Zotero Style Repository, look within the element. Change to your preferred punctuation.
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There are lots of author-date styles that do this, such as MHRA and Oxford.
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I've proposed a correction on the repository but won't post the link here in case @ekilleen wants to keep the institution anonymous.
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I'm guessing this is [removed]? I can see this would be better named '[removed] (numerical/Vancouver)' for consistency with the author-date/Harvard variant.
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Yes, we’re aiming to make the terminology across styles more consistent and ensure they reflect official documentation. If I got something wrong please do say, but I can’t tell which university you’re asking about.
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Yes, the problem is that Zotero's 'Place' field maps to the place of publication. Hopefully they will fix this soon, but for now you can add the event place using event-place: London in the Extra field.
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Alongside correcting the data, the example references could be improved further by using more complex items that show off how (and whether) styles deal with the newer CSL variables. Here is one set: http://zotero.org/groups/2205533/collections/ECHC…