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Btw, you seem to understand CSL code, so you can always just submit those fixes yourself. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/07053c17efcb1a3c1120f7d7aa9069474510db64/john-benjamins-publishing-company-linguistik-aktuell…
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I wish you'd come back on these quicker, as I have to open a new Pull Request every time. Anyway, test outputs: webpage/blog (has the comma): Dockray, Heather. 2018. Lesbian couple paints house rainbow to troll homophobic neighbors. Mashable Blog…
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We usually by the actual papers (the .pdfs at that) to see what the current citation style is. If it consistent through several papers then we go by that. Oftentimes (and this is after creating some 500 of styles) the journals/publishers do not upda…
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Just checked some recent papers. Some do have DOIs, some don't. But if it was requested by the editors, let's change it. I also changed the doi format to the https://doi.org/... as seen in recent papers. Here you go: https://raw.githubusercontent.…
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There is a similar setting in Zotero in the Cite pane in the preferences. "Include URLs of paper articles in references". See: https://www.zotero.org/support/preferences/cite Make sure that it is set. (The CSL code looks fine, so this should work)
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Thank you for reporting. I have submitted a fix for the issue. Once it's accepted and merged the style will also update in Zotero. Wait a few days. https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/4595/files#diff-4e9d05108b5c63d4d724b4717625de…
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This website mentions Zotero: https://takesmartnotes.com/ So I guess there is a way.
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Both adamsmith and myself asked you what you would like a citation to look like. Please don't ignore what we write. Then we can guide you better! For example, I can achieve this: In-text: (Jirac, 2019) Bibliography: Jirac, J. (2019). La tesis má…
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What do you want the citation to look like? I would just treat this as a thesis/thèse. That should include all the necessary fields. (Please don't double post. It's the same people reading all the threads, so it just confuses everything. :) )
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Use the SearchByExample tool to find a style that is a close match and then edit that. That's by far the easiest way and is what I use when people requests styles. No other way around that. In order to edit styles you can use the VisualEditor or Co…
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It's not possible to simply transfer .ens files to .csl. Completely different language and not simply transferrable. If these styles are for specific journals we do NOT have on the repository yet (https://www.zotero.org/styles) then you can request…
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@ha135568 This journal doesn't seem to really know what they're doing. Stating that one should use CSE, but then have their own house-style is one thing, but then they have quite some discrepancies between their guidelines and what actually is publ…
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Fixed style now on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:journal-of-forensic-sciences
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@djross3 Struggling to get my head back into this style a month later. Please check and let us know: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:john-benjamins-publishing-company-linguistik-aktuell-linguistics-today
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1+2) change to
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I just tested this with Mendeley and Word and it seems to work for me: In-text: (Seppl & Forcher, 2017) Bibliography: Seppl, H., & Forcher, S. (Eds.). (2017). Testbook (1st ed.). Elsevier.
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Which style are you using? But generally you would either add a "locale" section between the info section and the first macro like this (assuming you're using a style in English): - Or if there is already one you just add t…
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Hi, Is this for a specific journal/publisher? If yes, which one. then I can have a look at making a specific style for it. If no, there is a bunch of Vancouver styles on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=vancouver And it is a very g…
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You can add that into the extra field like such: original-date: 1885 If the citation style has it built in, it will pick it up.
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You can just switch over to the code editor and search for the word short and change as necessary and then switch back.
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You can try the visual editor first. Search for your template style and then click on edit: https://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByName/ You'll need to modify the ID and self link as explained here, too, otherwise your style will get overwritten…
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:anatomical-sciences-education
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If you got one that is very close, then let us know which one and we can tell you what to edit to get the style you want. I assume the style you want to create is for personal use and not for a specific journal/publisher?
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Which citation style are you using?
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Continued from: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/81467/apa-style-7-with-full-names#latest There was no need to open up a whole new thread! Especially since you have the same questions (dot before year etc.)... To remove that dot between author…
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In order to show the full first names you can just remove initialize-with=". " from lines 120 and 125 in the APA code. General instructions to modify a style are here: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
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Thanks, I'll log your request. Please also provide a link to a freely available paper.
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I recently made a video how to import your Mendeley database into Zotero. Very easy to do actually. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mnMLOEuK8M&feature=youtu.be
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Out of interest, why not export/import your database from Mendeley to Zotero?
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Style is now updated. You can redownload it from above link or get it within the styles manager in Zotero.