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That's the style doing that. Can you link to the citation guidelines and an open access paper that shows they want this different behaviour?
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I make styles for universities and publishing houses on comission. You can contact me via https://citationstyler.com/
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And thanks for helping along, poettli! Appreciate it!
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I just pushed a fix. Sorry for the problem. Yesterday wasn't my day.
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Yeah, that just got merged and the style should be available in the next hours.
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In the Zotero tab in Word under "Document preferences" tick the box to update citations. Then they'll automatically refresh again.
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I see. Then all you'd need to do is move/paste what is currently in bibliography>layout to citation>layout.
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Please share the code via pastebin.com. Generally though, as long as you don't click the "Add/edit bibliography" button it doesn't matter if a style specifies/styles the bibliography or not. It will not be used since you don't have one in your docu…
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Please specify the DOI.
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Congratulations on this release! I'm in awe how methodological, precise and thorough you've been with this project! Thank you for having spent so much time and energy for the scientific/academic community in your free time!
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So, I should've first checked all of this instead of just doing things. Going through the examples in the guidelines nothing actually pops out that it needs changing. The numeric style certainly needed some changes and we implemented them last year.…
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It doesn't show up in the menu as this is a draft style, not merged to the repository. That's be design. [deleted link] That you see the "accessed date" has nothing to do per se with this citation style. You're seeing that because you have the "In…
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You can find all older version on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=chicago
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Thanks, I don't need the style. I know where to find that ;) I'm talking about the citation guidelines of this institute.
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If you have it in the bin, take it out from there and merge the two items. Then refresh the citations in your document.
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Does it work fine in an empty document? If so, it's something about your actual document. Do you have a bibliography? If not, add one and see ifhthe Beevor book shows up twice.
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The style is configured to add the "Short title" in case it needs to disambiguate. I am assuming you're citing another item by "Beevor"?
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Can you link to the current guidelines of the style that shows this behaviour? Then I can look into this later.
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You have it set as and="symbol". Set that to "text" and then it'll become "si". The et al. thing, you need to set in your locale like so: s.a.. You'll need to add for the locator label, i.e. the p./pp. etc. It would be easier if you shared your wh…
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I had a quick stab at this. Can you let me know if this is all in order? [deleted link]
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Yes, you can unlink citations. See this guide: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage Only do this in a copy of your document as it's not reversible.
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So, the first warning is about you trying to edit the citations and it warning you that you shouldn't do that. What are you trying to edit. For the duplicates: In Zotero, use the duplicates function and merge any clear duplicates. Then refresh you…
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Den Zitierstil musst du IM Dokument selbst ändern, nicht in Zotero. Zotero Reiter >> Document preferences. Siehe dazu: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage
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You'll need to learn a bit how this works. We have the note style with ibid. which you can use as a template: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-fullnote-bibliography-with-ibid (you'll need to change things within the section that start with…
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Style now available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=European Journal of Lipid Science and Technology
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You don't have any authors specified, only editors. Sarode, Sawale, etc. are the actual authors of the chapter, whereas Benjamin Caballero, Paul M. Finglas and Fidel Toldrá are the editors of the whole book. So, you'll need to fix that.
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You can get in touch with me via my website and I'd be happy to give you a quote: https://citationstyler.com/en/custom-csl-style/
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You can just use that style: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=elsevier vancouver We'll change the dependency. (PR: https://github.com/citation-style-language/journals/pull/153)
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I think you should update to 7.0.19 as mentioned and then try again.
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You're mixing terms here, understandably so, as they might look the same. True numeric styles (e.g. Vancouver) will receive the number directly from Zotero. Note styles get their number from Word's own footnote system. However, as such a style is …