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Until Zotero adds this as a field, article numbers can be added in the Extra field: number: e0209899 Here is an example: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/test_items_library/collections/5V67EPX3/items/GYRVLCVL/item-details This will also wor…
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Standard Turabian style no longer uses ibid, so it is unnecessary to have a separate style for this.
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Pandoc is utterly fabulous for academic writing. You can actually write some quite complex footnotes inline by stringing together a series of citations, if you look at the options for prefixes, suffixes, and using braces to mark locators. Pretty mu…
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I’ll fix this.
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Sie können eine der Varianten „archival references with place first“ verwenden.
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A composite volume and page locator such as 3:345 should be entered as a page locator rather than as a volume locator. This should not have changed with the revised styles. Previously, the Chicago author–date styles were incorrectly including a vol…
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@sicahjes and @yanglham — You can achieve nearly the same results as the 17th-edition style labelled 'full note, short title subsequent' using Chicago Manual of Style 18th edition (notes and bibliography, with classic variants). The CSL 'classic' v…
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MHRA now will not provide ibid. by default but it is still available in a separate variant: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=MHRA &dependent=0
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Chicago now recommend 'under' rather than 's.v.' in the 18th edition, but I mistakenly added this to the 17th edition as well; I will fix this.
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I think on balance that it might be safer not to include ibid. by default, since MHRA is specific about using it in limited circumstances. I've proposed moving it into an optional variant: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7651
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See the MHRA Style Guide, sect. 7.12 for this requirement. It would certainly be possible to create a variant without Ibid.
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I am about to submit an article, and found out that some fields that I am using for 'library management', like (Location in Archive and Rights) are displayed in the references. This happens also for Books and Journal Articles (which do not have usua…
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My apologies if I missed this, but is there an option to include "ibid. in subsequent citations" with the classic variants? I was doing all I could to limit the number of variants – this one occurred to me but I left it out as it would result in ano…
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If you aim to meet some of the more complex examples in the APA Manual, sect. 8.13, you can remove the page label from an individual citation by marking a locator as a timestamp rather than a page. If you're looking for a different citation style t…
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As you will see from the Turabian citation quick guide, the publisher officially considers it to be a simplified student presentation of Chicago referencing systems. Although there are a few extremely minor differences in the Turabian manual itself,…
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I have written an announcement with more details on using the new styles.
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Chicago only calls for the original language to be described if a title is given in English translation rather than quoted from the original (CMOS18 13.101). It isn’t possible to add this reliably to the Chicago CSL styles, because the language fiel…
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In case it saves you time, there is a page on the Chicago website specifically telling writers not to use Ibid. with the author-date system: https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda/data/faq/topics/Documentation/faq0010.html
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The specification means that the name types are rendered in the order that the CSL specifies, meaning that there isn’t a way to indicate the title page order.
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Thanks to the generosity of family I was able to find time to address the issues of which I was aware, so it’s only awaiting further review.
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We should be able to release the new edition next week. I’m making a few corrections courtesy of the CMOS staff kindly answering my queries. The challenge is that school is out and CSL volunteering is now combined with child entertainment!
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If you're referring to the styles currently on the Zotero repository, the handling of multivolume works is incorrect in a number of respects; new versions will be out soon that correct this, hopefully by next week if I can find time to make a few mo…
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I don’t have access to that document; does what you describe differ from a webpage? It’s a common requirement for styles to mention that an a journal article is ‘published online’, an ‘advance online publication’, or similar if it’s outside a stand…
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Zotero will of course use whatever you put as the title in citations. It looks as if you’re trying to create a citation key for internal reference? The Better BibTeX plugin is great for this: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/
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The new edition of Chicago hasn’t even been released yet. Derivatives of the major styles don’t tend to receive updates until someone looks at them for a new edition.
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The extra date you’re seeing in shortened notes is the style trying to disambiguate two items that you have cited with the same author and short title. I’ve overhauled disambiguation in the new style to prioritize more relevant information such as p…
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This is a bug in several styles. I've fixed it in forthcoming versions of Chicago: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7424 And MHRA: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7583 You can test the styles by going…
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I finished the new styles a fortnight ago, though I have been making small improvements since then that have come to light through subsequently rewriting the MHRA styles. I have no idea how long it will be before the files are published on the Zote…
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I needed something similar not long ago and have proposed an unofficial APA notes variant: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7510
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This isn't the function of the collection-editor variable: it is rather designed to take a multivolume series editor: https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#name-variables For examples of how this role is cited in multivolume…