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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…
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That is probably a bug... I'll check asap, and update the style if necessary. @adamsmith Hmmm, strangly enough I'm only seeing this now. Shouldn't I receive mails when someone mentions me...
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You can add illustrators to the Extra field: Illustrator: Last name || Given name See: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/item_types_and_fields#citing_fields_from_extra If this will be picked up depends on your style.
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Integrating a citation in the narrative flow of your text will be supported---hopefully in the not so distant future. But, as @adamsmith points out, this will most likely not entail mixing different citation formats (numerical and author-year), and…
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Basically yes. Zotero updates find there way into Juris-M on a regular basis, but not always the next day or so. Juris-M is on 5.0.85m3 currently, whereas Zotero is already on 5.0.87.
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The basic procedure for editing styles is the same in Juris-M and in Zotero, so no need to switch back.
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If you want to use this field, you can of course add it to your style. You'll basically need to add in the appropriate place. You can find instructions for style editing here: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by…
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Also let me add that I don't think this is a particularly useful choice as this will lead to confusion if you have two authors with the same last name in your document. In any case, that's not official Chicago/Turabian, and as adamsmith has already …
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According to many claims both should be compatible: http://cmosshoptalk.com/2015/02/03/for-students-is-turabian-style-the-same-as-chicago-style/ https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/help-tools/Resources-for-Students.html => "The two books are c…
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Skimming through the other thread mentioned by dstillman, that looks like a useful addition, necessary for style agnostic data entry and for switching styles easily. Would be great if that was added. I'm fine with using JSON files here. The other u…
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So, what does that mean? Is it up to @fbennett to make this work in vanilla Zotero again? Or @dstillman: is this something for the Zotero devs?
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Oh, and the original discussion being here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/zotero-dev/abbreviation$20filter|sort:date/zotero-dev/ThI8EnExw1A/ITqu
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Ok, here's the link to the discussion: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/zotero-dev/6JnDJappshc/hGQO1ExhDAAJ > The sticking point is that the Filter holds abbreviations in an SQLite database. Access there is now async, but the processor nee…
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So this means no?
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Ok: Here's a style that changes locales: https://gist.github.com/denismaier/ce7bec68491beef2a97a3078b897a20d You'll need to set the document language to English (even if the main language is Hebrew), and add "he" to each Hebrew reference => Hebr…