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Seems you are right... Unfortunately, because I need the style for another yournal (Recerches de Theologie et Philosophie medievales) wich has a standard for the footnotes same as the bibliography in this one.
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At last!!!!! Zotero funcions normaly on my Ubuntu 10.04! I did the following: 1. Uninstalled OpenOffice and installed LibreOffice; 2. Installed the Integration Trunk (http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/svn_and_trac_access#word_processor_plugins). I …
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In the meantime I tried it on another Ubuntu 10.04 computer and it's not faster (16-20 seconds to insert citation). I also tried it on Windows 7, and it needed 2-3 seconds for each citation. In both cases with Openoffice. So it seems that it is an U…
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I liked the first solution because it "solves" two problems in the same time. But, as you told, it is a kind of an improvisation, and the radical solution 2 is in any case better (in the long term). The way I "improvised" on this issue was: I …
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I would like to support this topic and the initiative to solve the problem about multiple bibliographies within a document. I find it connected to the discussions about "primary/classical sources" and "interpretative/secondary sources": http:/…
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I did it!!! Thanks for the help, guys!
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Thanks to the both! I am starting to get the point... I am continuing tomorrow with this. PS. Is there a possibility to create a new locales-xx-XX.xml with the Latin abbreviation pack? How could I do something like this? (for example on the ba…
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@Rintze: Does this mean that the "Chicago style (full note with bibliography, no ibid, dev)" is a CSL 0.8.1 Style? And that if I want to change it I should use the scheme from your example?
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I write in German, but need the Latin abbreviation pack. Actually I prefer the German variant as a basis...
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I did as you said, but it's simply not working. I have the first line: and after your example: dans p. pp. But the output stays the same (the english version with "in" and without p. and pp.). It is interesting that when I write de-D…
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Thank you! Trying...
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OK, but if I understand the things correctly, through the test pane I cen see the result instantly, without having to instal the modified style? Now, the first line you sent me doesn't show me any result (SyntaxError - illegal XML character). The …
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I tried to copy-paste the german version from the last link in the test pane, tried to change some parameters, but it doesn't cause any difference in the output (I simply get the english version). The first lines look like this: (...)
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I am trying to follow adamsmiths' instructions about changing the language of Zotero citing style: http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#locale http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step https://g…
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OK, thank you for the feedback and the willingness to help solving this issue. For now I stay on manual citations for the source-literature and I hope to have the chance to manage them with Zotero soon.
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OK, I didn't expect from you to answer on every point. This points were a sort of "brainstorming" or "loud thinking", not "six options". Actually, it is only one option, that one on the end, i.e. Nr. 6. So, I am glad that you like it, but I would al…
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Thanks for the feedback!
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Well... adamsmith was right. The ibid. refers to a citation in the last footnote only. Sorry for bringing confusion with this topic, but this was simply a thing for which I was completely sure (actually, some older publications use such a format, bu…
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@fbennet: Sorry for not responding, but I was offline for a couple of days. Thank you a lot for the answer and the enthusiasm to solve the issue. I was sure that this is the standard, but after adamsmiths' comment, I would still prefer to ask …
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Just an idea: is it possible (in the future...) to make zotero recognize only a special type of character (not paragraph!) style or manually added fields within the previous footnotes, which would indicate that this is a manually added citation; and…
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@Adamsmith: This functions, and in my case this is quite bad because I have a lot of comment-footnotes. On the other hand there is a group of citations, that cannot be generated by Zotero at this moment and I have to type them manually. PS. At …
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@fbennet: "a matter for the final edit of the document" - ? I don't understand - is there a solution for this issue at this moment? If yes - what are the options?
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Any feedback?
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6. The last option seems actually to be the best one. "Classical works" are often being published together in one book. So they practically function in every respect as "book sections" in relation to the publication. Adding a field/box (like the one…
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5. A compromise option can be a modification within the type "book section", some way to mark it as a "classical work" (for ex. through something like the "author-editor-translator-contributor..." box), which will practically "suppress everything bu…
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Yes, certainly! 1. Few notes on the topic "introductions" to classical works can be helpful. Many editions have usually long introductions (normally up to 100 pages), which are treated as separate research works. In this way you have two diffe…
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I am not sure if I understand your question. What do you mean by "any little detail beyond type that distinguishes these types of items consistently such that it could be embodied in a field"?
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Yes! That's the right topic! Still all the solutions there are only improvisations. It seems to me that the best and easiest solution would be simply to ad a new item type "classical work" (like "book", "book section", "manuscript" etc.) - tha…
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OK, I really appreciate it. But here I speak about simple citing of sources like Aristotle, Plato, Thomas Aquinas etc. Well, you cannot quote them in the usual way, as you quote for ex. some modern study on Aristotelian ethics. It is a standardized …