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We'll fix.
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Can you share a screenshot of how this is entered in Zotero?
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"Herausgeber" auswählen. Dafür einfach auf das Dropdown Menü klicken, wo gerade "Buchautor" steht, dann umstellen. Das siehst du auch am Screenshot weiter oben.
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Just install it from within Zotero. Settings >> Cite
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Did you enter these in your Zotero database as different items? The "op. cit." indicates that it's the same item. Also, I realised that the ICP we have is just a dependent style of the style we have for https://www.icp.fr/recherche/unite-de-recherc…
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I don't see that you made that change. I see a bibliography, but no notes.
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Those guidelines just don't make sense. Why would you include an access date for such an article? The article will never change. I would just use undo the "include URL for paper articles..." option and cite normal, i.e. the bibliographic data withou…
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Chicago&dependent=0
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https://www.zotero.org/blog/retracted-item-notifications/ Zotero does this already, but you could add a tag yourself.
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Thanks. Can you test this out and let me know it's all good now? (have Zotero open and click on the link. Otherwise, right click, save as..., install in Zot) https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/da6582a60cf0e5c666eeb726a8ca70c2ae5c8…
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I'm unsure what you are requesting. We have CSE in version 9 on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=CSE
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As you are not the OP, please create a new thread explaining your specific problem.
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Yeah, now I see. Thanks. I just pushed a fix. Regarding the non-italic subtitle. Current CSL cannot do this afaik. But you can reverse-uno the italics like so: Varieties of capitalism. The institutional foundations of comparative advantage
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I'd be happy to have a look at issue #1, but the link to the open-access article doesn't work.
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I just pushed an update (by accident. Usually I make a PR first). The new style should be available in an hour or so that fixes the two issues.
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Add the following macro to your style: Replace your "yearpage" macro with this: …
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You can put it on pastebin.com and share the link here.
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If you would tell me which style then I could actually help you.
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Which citation style are you using? That just might have an error and would be quick to fix.
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As you guessed, there is no way of doing this automatically, and certainly not through the citation style. Adding the books manually is the only way at the moment.
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I assume you're the same person that posted on Reddit and I helped already. I gave you instructions to correctly insert locators instead of manually editing citations. I also explained that with 900 footnotes it will take a long time to refresh cita…
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But would you not out stuff like "TV series", "Documentary" or "Short film" there?
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Can you tell us which citation style(s) you are talking about and if this is an actual error with our styles? In that case, we'd want a link to the author guidelines and a link to an open-access journal that shows this behaviour.
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In order to look into the specific PMID it's recommended to give an example of a PMID that doesn't work.
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Zotero offen haben, dann drauf klicken. Ansonsten kannst du die Stile einfach direkt in Zotero suchen (Einstellungen - Cite).
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Duplicate of https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/125384/zitierstil-anpassen#latest
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https://github.com/POBrien333/citation-tools/raw/refs/heads/main/grant-applications-super-short.csl
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What is this for?
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British/American spelling is not handled by the citation style. The main things between GB and US locales are the punctuation and the way dates are shown.
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That's due to the citation style not being programmed well. Which are you using?