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Sorry, I missed the author-date part. Yeah, that would need to be created.
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=chicago ann
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https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/commit/d0b7d6d0818a808b6bc907ac705acf6b2ef71793
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Der genannte Zitierstil erstellt Fußnoten und ein Literaturverzeichnis basierend auf den verwendeten Quellen.
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Gut möglich, dass es dieser ist. Hab ihn nicht überprüft: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:kit-karlsruher-institut-fur-technologie-germanistik-ndl-neuere-deutsche-literaturwissenschaft
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An welcher Universität bist du denn? Wie genau heißt der Studiengang? Hast du einen Link zu den Richtlinien?
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Is this a generic, university-wide style?
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Can you show a screenshot how you have entered this in the cite bubble?
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Please re-read step 13 and the following paragraph.
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issued: "after 1948"
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what are the concrete errors?
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See this thread: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/123585/csl-author-date-is-uncertain-date-not-working/p1 issued: circa 1948 also works.
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There is a Word Plugin that let's you hyperlink actual URLs. What you're describing though seems like a random piece of text in a given citation. That's certainly not possible like adamsmith explains. See https://citationstyler.com/en/knowledge/zot…
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How does this compare to the other solutions already available? https://github.com/ben-AI-cybersec/zotero-publication-rankings https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/130753/citegeist-see-citation-impact-journal-rankings-and-discover-related-papers-wi…
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Their readme says "The PDF will be displayed in bionic reading mode by default." and "To toggle bionic reading mode, use the View menu in the top menu bar." But I confirm, nothing is bionic by default and I can't find said button.
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https://anystyle.io
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These backups are generated automatically for you: https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data/#data_directory_contents If your library works, nothing to do. They would be overwritten soon enough.
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When you mean "recover", you mean export them them from the document to Zotero? You can give this a try: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/
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https://github.com/dvanoni/notero
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1. Create the tag 2. Open the collection 3. Ctrl/Cmd+A to mark all items in that collection 4. Drag onto the tag 5. Repeat for all collections
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That's configured in the citation style you've set for the document. Either switch the citation style or modify the given style.
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You do not need to learn CSL and it doesn't state anywhere to do so. All you do is what I explained in that thread. Put "type: periodical" into the extra field. Any citation style that supports the "periodical" item will be able to use the metadata…
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See https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/510999#Comment_510999 (The item type exists in CSL, not on the Zotero front end)
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Please don't use Claude for this and wait for one of the Zotero devs to indicate next steps. Not worth risking dataloss.
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You'll need to modify the style slightly to get it working: change filename to: apa-5th-edition-test.csl Then open the style with an editor and paste these over the lines that look the same (4-7): American Psychological Association 5th edition Test …
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=abnt (not sure profanities will get you help on this forum)
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Right click on the "Raw" and choose "Save as...". That downloads the .csl file to your hard disc. Then install it in Zotero (double click or via menu).
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You can extract them: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/
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Excellent!
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I'm not sure how this is related to Zotero? Zotero uses a different system and doesn't use the Word-native citation tool (which is limited). Do you have a copy of the document before you used JennAI?