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Good to hear. Thanks again!
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Great. Thanks!
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It seems to expand a tiny bit to make room for a second line, but that's about it. In the screenshot I've added 7 lines, but there are only 2 lines visible. https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u3884/yse226z7811pgdl73yiy.png
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Brilliant. Thanks!
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Nevermind. I think I've found the reason. It could have something to do with the BBT add-on, though I don't really understand the reason. (I was using a profile before where that plugin wasn't installed, but in a different profile with BBT installed…
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What do you mean with .bib file? What software are you using? The CSL JSON export does not seem to contain any tags.
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Ok, I've just found how fields that go to Extra are handled: https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/db2771d52d89d1480ff98efbd6968565893f2184/Endnote XML.js#L677
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I haven't had the time to look closely at the translator, but shouldn't it already import the DOI? (https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/db2771d52d89d1480ff98efbd6968565893f2184/Endnote XML.js#L239C35-L239C35) Or, do we need some special trick…
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Thanks for the postscript example! Regarding nonacademic. Again, this is rather specific. Windycity (a Chicago implementation) uses type ={newsmag} for the same thing. biblatex-chicago uses entrysubtype ={newspaper} and entrysubtype={magazine}. The …
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Yes – basically because this is not supported by vanilla biblatex. entrysubtype={nonacademic} is used by biblatex-apa, but nowhere else. I think, though, that it would make sense to somehow support this: why not use something more generic? entrysub…
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Indeed. From the biblatex manual: This field, which is not used by the standard styles, may be used to specify a subtype of an entry type. This may be useful for bibliography styles which support a finer-grained set of entry types. While entrysubt…
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I guess you'll need to provide more details....
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Hmmm, thinking about it more I still find it weird to receive that warning given I'm installing a style directly via Zotero. Wouldn't it be possible to disable style validation for styles installed this way (until the validator has been updated to v…
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Ah ok, `sub-verbo` then. Thanks!
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Thanks for the answer. What do you mean be enable it in the UI? Technically? Or how to expose it to the user? If the latter, what about a simple shortcut like ctrl+arrowdown? I've also had a look at what Zutilo provides in this regard. Switching b…
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Der Chicago-Stil ist ziemlich komplex. Wäre vielleicht der MHRA-Stil eine Alternative. Ein paar der Punkte sind dort schon umgesetzt.
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You cannot check for the content of a variable. So you just test for if variable="is-lexikon" (Zotero will pull out these things from the top of the extra field and use them as variables.)
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As @adamsmith points out, a similar feature exists in Juris-M. On the other hand, this tool https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/ will allow you to extract references from a paper. I'm not sure whether the references will be properly linked to the …
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You can try anystyle.io to parse your references and save them in a format that Zotero can digest. Once you have your references in Zotero you can get rid of the duplicates and re-export a Zotero-created bibliography. Of course, there's no guarant…
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Currently, there's no ofgicial support for this in Zotero, but CSL 1.0.2 which will be released soon will add this. If you need it now, you can use the Zotero variant Juris-M where this feature already exists. Or you can just add it to the extra fie…
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Actually, I think that should work already even if that's currently just a hack. For class notes, maybe the generic document type could be a good fit? Generally, you can just put arbitrary flags to the top of the note field, like is-lexikon: true…
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This here should do what you want: https://gist.github.com/denismaier/21168acf9e9287fc41f32c7351917111 That will use the shorttitle on each citation. If you need a full citation first, see the style linked above by @adamsmith
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Hey @historyofconcepts, nothing that I'm aware of. Given the needs of your audience I suggest you introduce them to Jurism, https://juris-m.github.io/. @fbennett has just posted a blogpost that nicely describes multilingual items: https://juris-m.g…
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In the current edition, Turabian says this about authors' names: "Give authors' names exactly as they appear at the heads of their articles."
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@hughp3 He already did, and I've answered him that this does not work since pandoc-citeproc can't handle CSLm extensions.
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Just a quick note: Jurism uses vectors for this in the language field: `de>en` denoting a translation from German into English. Maybe an alternative to a distinct field/variable. (Edit: actually no, as this is just a GUI convention: internally th…
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Hallo David, für welches Fach ist das? Um das umsetzen zu können, bräuchte es schon genauere Richtlinien... Viele Grüsse Denis
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@dstillman What do you think?
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@iswaryaval I've had a quick look. This style should do what you need: https://gist.github.com/denismaier/0b44ef4d16f0e27d7696af53682319ba I haven't tested it. Does it work as expected?
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Adding to the comments of @damnation, it is also worth noting that official MHRA style request all citations in notes. If you really need to include subsequent citations in the body of the text, you're probably using a derivative, but not MHRA prope…