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If you mean citation styles with "bibliography templates" then let us know if you spot one where it should be added, given that the citation guidelines are clear on this and show that they'd want an ISBN.
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Style now available.
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I'd be happy to help and sent you an email.
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Use the extra field and enter like this: original-date: 1960 (If this will be output depends on a given citation style though)
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@adamsmith Kannst du hier weiterhelfen? Ich hab von solchen klassischen Texten nicht so viel Ahnung. Danke
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Unfortunately that is not possible and you can find that requested regularly and the answer is always the same. Combining the chapters as .pdfs is generally what's recommended.
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Can you link to the guidelines and an open-access paper?
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As I said in my post above this was fixed centrally for everyone an hour ago and with a better, more correct approach than what you show above. There was other things wrong as well. We try to fix this for everyone. A random file on a private GDrive …
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A fix was just pushed. Let us know if you spot any further issues.
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Yes, I'm aware. I've reworked the style and fixed many issues. You can test it out: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/b13464f35a31415fa0a97bd2309767c52e3ddcb5/council-of-science-editors-author-date.csl
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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.