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If I may make a few suggestions on implementing this: books also need the part number and title fields (the same as in journal articles) alongside volume titles. For example: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/P3WCZ5HS. Support for the vol…
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Apologies, I was misreading your entire post: combining the volume and page number as 2:276 is correct Chicago style. See sections 14.18–20 of the Manual.
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Assuming that you have it entered like this, the style gives me correct results both in Zotero and in Word: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/LWVZAUMW The style will not combine the volume and page number if it detects that the latter is…
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Yes, you can do this by adding another element to the name:
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See Chicago 14.115: a conference paper in published proceedings is to be treated like any other chapter of a book or journal article. The relevant line to modify, however, reads , as part of the source-event-bib macro (if you want to do this for one…
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Yes, punctuation is up to the CSL style. It is correct in the APA 7 style on the repository.
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Yes, as I indicated, if you're using the current version of Zotero, the information in the original publication fields is not transmitted to the citation generator.
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APA, Chicago, MHRA, MLA, and New Hart's Rules all have full support for the new original publication fields. There is currently a bug meaning that data in the Original Date and Original Publisher fields are not transferred to citations in Zotero 7.0…
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It looks as if the medium variable isn't being moved into the Format field for the types that now have it (e.g. on a book or dataset).
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There's is a very helpful chart of how the fields map to style variables by @damnation here: https://pobrien333.github.io/zot2csl/ See the CSL specification for how the styles use these variables: https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specifi…
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Take a look at the Oxford Guide to Style (not New Hart’s Rules), which renders surnames in small capitals in the bibliography exactly as you’re doing. I can add the author–date variant if you need it. This is based on the Chicago styles, so you’ll b…
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There are versions of AMA, CSE, and NLM (Vancouver) with brackets not in superscript. https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=vancouver brackets
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It looks generally safe to render years using numeric forms, so I have proposed changing this for Chicago and allied styles here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7986
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To add text to the date such as 'last modified', use the 'status' variable with the Extra field using the form status: last modified, as shown in these examples from CMOS 14.104 and the quick guide: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/6K3II…
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You can download this version of this style to fix it: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adunning/styles/86bdc3f2d75be4610ef672d1413a7f48c3bb85a7/taylor-and-francis-vancouver-national-library-of-medicine.csl This is under review for the styles rep…
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The removal of the place of publication is one of several features that are optional in the 18th edition, which is covered by the 'classic' variants. If you post a link to the journal's style guide, we'll add it to the styles repository, pointing to…
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This is simply ISO 8601 notation, for which there are many guides online. Note that styles are not yet able to access time details, so this information will not appear in your citations.
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An interview that has details indicating it is accessible to the reader will appear in the bibliography. This is how you would enter the example you cite with details of publication: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/items/GEILI2KG Or you can …
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If you're submitting something for a specific publication with a public style sheet, you can also request a dependent style for that journal/publisher that points users to the correct Chicago variant and is fixed to the required locale.
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Is it only those points you highlighted in Chicago author–date, or are there also problems in the notes and bibliography styles? The 20. oktobrī problem is due to a bug in CSL itself and will probably be fixed later this year.
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I am not clear on where 'gaba' should and should not appear, but the thought of @damnation that the style should use a numeric rather than a text date looks to solve it in the position you are showing. The quotes problem is definitely in the locale…
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Make sure that you are using one of the styles for New Hart's Rules rather than the Oxford Guide to Style: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=new hart's rules When you refer to 'Oxford footnote citation', I am assuming that you mean the official Oxfo…
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The corrected items can be found here: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/test_items_library/collections/424HZVK3/item-list
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This change has now been published on the styles repository.
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The access dates should not be in brackets; that was accidentally taken over from MHRA. See NHR 18.8.5 for the correct formatting. The styles need to be reviewed by volunteers, so it could be anything from a day to a month before the update is publ…
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This change will be reflected in all the styles. You can see the files affected here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7971/changes
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I have proposed a correction: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7972
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You're right that New Hart's Rules always shows access dates with a URL, unless it is a DOI. I have proposed a correction to the styles here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7971
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You are most welcome! As a Canadian I'm especially pleased to have more of our publications represented.
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Now available in the styles repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:labour-le-travail There are a number of minor differences with Chicago style, but they do not look intentional. (It looks to me as if they switched from Oxford to Chicago s…