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@Rintze - I think the fallbacks do help keep style files less wordy. But if you need to do away with them, your automatic transformation with XSLT is a good idea. Will you also update your CSL 1.0 specs to remove the fallback types, e.g. "article"? …
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The problem with the fallbacks may simply be the actual naming of the types. I do not remember the times before the cs:choose structure but what I would expect now is that CSL types and Fallback types should not have the same names. An "article-jou…
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@bdarcus - I would wish to think it will not be a practical problem, however, why risk it now that Zotero community has managed to establish such a great number of citation styles that it can be be reckoned with in this regard in comparisons to othe…
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I assume this is about the http://www.zotero.org/styles webpage (and maybe http://citationstyles.org/styles/). I agree that the list of 1000+ styles on one 1.4MB webpage needs a reorg. I would suggest to divide it into subpages alphabetically. …
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That would be great! That feature has been on my personal wishlist for a some time now.
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@erazlogo - A condition type="my-type" in Zotero 2.0 CSL evaluates to true when a type is "my-type" OR the type's fallback-type (super-type/catch-all-type) is "my-type". The static mapping of types to fallback types has been published in the forums …
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Any news on when these fields will be available for the citation styles?
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If you manage to incorporate this feature within the Word processor plugin for Mac, how difficult would it be to have something similar (e.g. opening a default viewer instead) on Windows?
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Apart from the inability to completely suppress the updated date element if month and day are empty, there is also a problem with using the "issued" year since the current Zotero CSL processor has a side effect of disambiguating the issued year (if …
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Here is an example of the required entry in the reference list for an electronic book: Trochim, WM 2000, The research methods knowledge base, 2nd edn, updated 2 August 2000, viewed 14 November 2001, http://socialresearchmethods.net/kb/index.htm>.
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Based on the University of South Australia style guide, for an electronic publication the date of update should be shown in the bibliography. There is no "updated" field available, so the next best thing would be to show the "issued" date if it cont…
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This may also be helpful to some: Although CSL does not have the type Document, it does map (like many other types) to the fallback type of "article". In the current Zotero version 2.0.2 you could adapt the following workaround to specifically test…
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I would like to share my recent experience. I work from home as well as from uni. I do not use the sync feature, rather, a USB flash drive (memory stick) as the location for the zotero library and attachments so that I can commute with it easily. O…
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Did anyone manage to take this up for the next beta release (no change on 2.0b7.6)?
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I think this may be a bug with the accessibility of the "Accessed" field (present still in 2.0b7.4). I believe I have found a fix which I will try to submit shortly.
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+1 RE 1) another solution would be to automatically select the My Library root if the item cannot be found in the currently selected collection/folder. I do this step manually sometimes. RE 3) this would be really helpful.
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I looked at the source codes quickly and found that the way Zotero does the integration with MS Word is by using an RTF-formatted bibliography string. In the content/zotero/xpcom/csl.js the Zotero.CSL.prototype.formatBibliography function uses TNR w…
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I am having a related problem with this behaviour of the plugin between Word 2003 and Word 2007 on WinXP where the "default" override of the style is being applied inconsistently: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/8901/word-plugin-bibliography-f…
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Could someone else confirm the described behaviour? If so, I believe the current behaviour makes it very difficult to create and publish CSL styles that could be readily used without adjustments.
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Adam, 1) excuse my ignorance, I have not used the group feature yet. 2) I agree, all combinations would be an overkill. On the other hand it is also difficult to determine which ones are possible/make sense. I hope someone can come up with good …
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Mark, thanks for putting the group together. I think it is a good start. Two nice-to haves though: 1/ All test citation documents packaged/bundled in a single file for an easy import into zotero. 2/ A holistic approach to building the set of tes…