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Can you try again, experimenting with a few different types? The style is pretty generic, so some of these little issues are a consequence of that.
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Try again. The title looks fine on my end.
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I don't think you can really go wrong with Markdown: it's simple, clear, and widely supported. Textile is similar in scope. RT is more complex, and not as widely supported (though really well supported in Python of course). I think it would be use…
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Go here to the "dev" section, and click the "install" link next to the style.
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OK, great: that exposed the problem. It should be fixed now, though please test, with a few different types of resources.
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Don't know. BTW, I meant the URL for the source. It'd help to have the raw data.
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Those are both bugs in the Amazon translator. Remove the edition and pages content and you'll be fine. To reproduce your other problem, and you post a link to a record that you had Zotero suck in, and which then caused the problem you noted when us…
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Ah ... right. So much for easy solutions. I'm afraid this will require changes in CSL and Zotero to support. They're not major changes, but it may take awhile to see it.
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I'm not seeing that. Is there any chance that you have a period at the end of your title? Or that maybe you have a blank space in your edition field?
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Isis: try again; supra should now work ;-)
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Yikes ... how embarrassing! Fixed now. To use it, you just click the "install" link.
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Isis: hmm ... your "supra" issue is actually the op.cit issue I claimed I'd never support ;-) In truth, notwithstanding my hostility to these as a reader, the basics of this are fairly easy to support. You basically just say to use the string "supr…
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Isis, the comma thing is fixed. For reference, I just removed the comma in the prefix here: On one of your other points, CSL has support for first/subsequent distinctions, and ibid handling. It's all automated. But we've not across a style tha…
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OK, duplicate title problem is solved. How is the title supposed to be formatted? In any case, I may be running into a bug there with Zotero; will check it on more later.
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Oops, sorry about that Isis. Try again; it should work now. nas: Unfortunately, editing citation styles is one thing that seems to be a lot harder in Zotero than in those other products. That's only because there really isn't a UI ... yet. Once tha…
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Isis -- I just checked in a change for your date issues, but have not had time to test it. Can you do that and let me know. CSL actually does not (yet) have support for first page. I'll look into adding that.
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eliotmcintire: your assessment is correct, but the place to complain is really Google. I'm surprised at how little progress we've seen in Google Docs given their resources. The only way I could see around the problem is to hijack links and treat th…
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menonv5: at least ATM, that can be set (only) in the CSL file, with the "collapse" option set to "true." tkotze: not ATM. It may get added though.
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I've been involved in previous threads (such as the one Dan links to) about this issue, but just want to agree that this has the potential to be a killer feature for Zotero. Once you start to aggregate these sorts of triples, things get really inter…
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I have attempted to fix the current major problems such as page numbers showing up in books. This particular problem is a bug in Zotero (and related translators); not the style.
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Cool. Is there a summary of results/announcement somewhere?
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See style repo.
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chris: why not just add it to the zotero repo?
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Good point. But I still think Zotero needs a quote object also. I just added bibo:Excerpt and the subclass bibo:Quote the other day, after having seen this example.
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You can just add them as two references, and make the link using prefix and/or suffix. But I think you'd need to do (Smith, 1999; in Jones, 2004). Note to Dan: I'm thinking Zotero needs to a Quote object, and that it ought to be able to be possible…
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Currently, CSL does not support this (and so neither does Zotero). It did earlier, though, and I'd like to add it back in.
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20. That is correct. We will support syncing of Zotero libraries among machines in the very near future, which will enable document portability, but at this time we do not. Although ... this isn't an adequate long-term solution, since it still depen…
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I'd like to style first and last name individually in my citation format. As a result, I'd like to have LAST NAME (small-caps), first name (normal). No, you cannot do this. CSL is designed to be internationally-friendly, and one of the consequence…
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I don't expect that we'll implement hierarchical item types before switching to a new data model based on the Bibliontology spec that Bruce and others have been working on (though Bruce would have to comment more on the status of that). Fred said he…
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I noticed this as well, and have been disappointed by this tendency. In the humanities, citation management is such a minor stage of the research process that it seems a waste to use such a powerful program just for that. Yes, but ... I think that w…