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Usually our styles test for the absence of volume and pages. Does that specific citation have those? You might want to add them manually in Zotero.
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In the original OSCOLA style you'd remove lines 578-609 completely. (that is the else-if testing for position "subsequent")
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Are you sure? I'd say the grand majority of note styles are without brackets. Here is a list: https://www.zotero.org/styles?format=note&dependent=0
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Switch to APA and back to Oscola. That forces a complete rerender. If that doesn't work, let us know.
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Zotero > Edit > Preferences > Cite > "Include URLS of paper articles in references" and make sure it's unchecked.
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Rechts Klick drauf und dort findest du eine Option, ein Parent Item dafür zu machen, wo du dann die Metadaten eingeben kannst und den Eintrag dann auch zitieren kannst.
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Which style fits your bill so far? We use that to help you then make amendments. But at the moment you just said you'd want a certain output of which we surely have something on our repository. If you are more specific we can help more specifically…
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I'm sure one of the 128 styles that are called "Harvard" will have an output for films. https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Harvard Apart from that, Harvard just means Author Date and we have many many hundreds of such styles on the repository. APA, an…
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Duplication of https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/105828/bibliography-includes-the-court-cases#latest Avoid making duplicate posts. You can ping (after a reasonable time), but it'll hurt your request more than anything.
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Could you copy and paste one of the "MacLeod"s to all of the entries and see if that works?
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That will suffice. Don't worry about the bolding and the separate line for the authors is not common, but certainly not weird. Correct guidelines: https://www.utpjournals.press/journals/cjccj/submissions#_Toc111532224 Open paper: https://www.utpjou…
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Hi @mbaccarella You can write to me on citationstyler@gmail.com. Ideally with the guidelines attached and details of what you need and for what institution etc. it is.
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As I had mentioned, I don't have access to the guidelines. I'd need exact examples in a current vs wanted format.
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I have implemented the title casing as well as the full date for post-weblog, although I don't have access to the documentation. Please check: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/1801286195361e1c01c3d3e8b288aded01316df8/bluebook-la…
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You could've just edited the title here, but then let's continue on the other thread. I've logged the request, but it'll be some time before we get to it. This style is a very good match in the meantime: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:textual-pr…
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1. Can you change the thread title to: Style Request: International Affairs 2. Can you link to a publicly available paper? 3. We need the exact examples that were given in the guide you followed. So your post needs to contain the words Campbell/Pe…
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No need to copy paste the whole guidelines again as it adds a lot of bulk to this thread without adding much. Try https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/6585da1ceea714d82b92bd25011dac73f013b5ee/bulletin-of-insectology.csl
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That error shows up if you have not configured your citation style to render a certain item type or the item doesn't have any of the metadata filled in to render it. Say you have a style that you configured for journal articles, book chapters, book…
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https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/677dc75c72e535bc16ad3b3736695662f04e22f6/universitat-basel-iberoromanistik.csl
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- This style produces "(Muller 2010: 50)" for me. but generally, that colon is set on line 330. - You can change the ibid behaviour with near-note-distance. If it's too far a way, it'll render a full citation again as the connection with what the ib…
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Style now available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:veterinary-clinical-pathology
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OP's style was made available now: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:turcica
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The new style is now merged and available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:vancouver
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See e.g. this style how to implement that. https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/fd230a7073dea31c74aef915360c2d873f801a16/harvard-cite-them-right-no-et-al.csl#L83 General editing steps are here: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/c…
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In Zotero, click on where it says "author" and switch it to Editor.
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Why not just enter that citation manually in your text?
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You can: 1. Make a copy of your document 2. Unlink the citations so they become just text 3. Send that for commenting That way you maintain your active citations in the original version, but allow reviewers to make comments.
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For publisher styles we don't have enough resources, I'm afraid. There is an already big enough backlog for journal styles. I can offer you to make a style on commission though. You can write me on citationstyler@gmail.com if that's of interest.
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Is this an error in the style or just a personal preference? edit: I see now that they state: "Use Chicago Style Manual “AUTHOR-DATE” citation style. Please note that final styling is applied by the publisher, and that the final style used in publ…
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/multiple_profiles