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Thanks. I did have that checked. The issue is related to my other post from the same day. If the "show only top-level items" box is checked, any hits in notes (or other child items, I assume) don't show up because they get hidden. I didn't not exp…
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Version 7.0.10 seems also to have addressed #1 and #2 above. Now when the tag is removed from the found items in a search, the search text stays and the drop-down reports that there is one selected tag even though it's not visible. That's good. I w…
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Seems to work for me now. Thanks!
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I just ran into this myself. It's a major pain as I try to work in a folder and have to return to it and re-enter the search terms every time I remove an item from it. Also odd is that the folder stays selected (though gray) in the list on left. I…
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+1 I'm constantly moving back and forth between the tag search and the tag pane when working on tags or adding a new item.
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I think I understand the benefits, but in the end I like zotero for managing my documents, and I prefer not to use an app-specific annotation method. I also like to read PDFs on my iPad with specific reader software. It feels a bit like feature cr…
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PS Any chance Zotero will use the standard PDF annotation methods? I like the app, but don't want to be locked in on the annotations.
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Similar comments here: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/116685/zotero-7-gui-comment I know there was a recent, somewhat fraught thread about the app's appearance, but I think these comments raise other, legitimate points.
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Also https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/116685/zotero-7-gui-comment
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Nope.
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Thanks. Opening in Zotero does it.
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OK. I just find it confusing to have both when one of the symbols is shared and has basically two opposite meanings.
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Thanks for the reply. I don't find this to be true. I have attachments with highlighting, for example, and there's no Annotations section until I run that command. Then it appears.
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Relatedly, it seems that annotations get added to an attachment when I use the "Add Note from Annotations" contextual menu item, so I get both a note with annotations and a separate section in the attachment info section. (I'm not sure if this is ne…
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Just adding a "me too" here and using the word "annotation" to make it easier to find. I missed it in my search of the forum just now. My post: 117794
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Curious about this as well, especially about the leading link put into markdown notes via the api. That doesn't seem available in the config, unless I'm missing something.
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I agree that the key would be better placed at top. I often need to grab it and hate having to scroll or click to get to it.
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Thanks, both. Is there a place where stuff like this is documented, so I can avoid excess posts?
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I see that there’s always been a title. I just had no idea that it existed, after years of using Zotero, which is why I say this may be confusing: I was confused. I’m not quite sure I see the benefit of attachment titles, but maybe that’s just how I…
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Thanks for all that. I’ll try to live with this a while. I still find it a bit odd that the file now has three titles, as it were: the file name, the one in the pdf metadata (optional but usually there), and now this one in Zotero, which I didn’t e…
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Perhaps I am, yes. I don't usually (ever, actually) drag files to add them. On my laptop Zotero takes up the full screen, so I use the contextual menu for that. I see that the command key moves instead of copies on dray. Is there such an option for…
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+1 This was in fact the first thing I tried. It's how the pane on Safari is closed, for example. The current method of "click and move slightly to the right" to close is very non-standard behavior (on MacOS anyway).
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Thanks for the links to the plugins. I just want to note that moving files when they are added to an item instead of copying them seems like basic functionality that shouldn't require a plugin. I'd prefer to see an option, but I'd imagine that a go…
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I'll give this a try, as suggested, but my first reaction is that it's counter-intuitive and not an improvement. I agree with with @sdflewrit783 that the icon indicates the file type, so a generic "PDF" as a title is pointless, as it tells the user …
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Any work on creating one of the suggestions made above, like a "Zoom to page height" button? TIA.
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TBH, I'm not sure exactly where I got the link, but I was searching for a particular title, so it could have been an internet search.
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I think I may be seeing this or a variation of it. The connector was failing to load this JSTOR item on Safari: https://www.jstor.org/stable/bf3f923a-35f7-30d7-9678-8b673809fbce?seq=19 It just popped up the little alert, but never showed the file…
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Re-affirming my support for some kind of "show whole page" button option. "Fit width" is nice, but not my usual way of looking through docs.
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+1 on there being a toolbar icon for "Zoom to page height" (which, btw, strikes me as an unusual way to put it; something like "Zoom to Fit" is more typical to my mind). I also wouldn't mind an icon for "Automatically resize".
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Great stuff. I'm enjoying learning about the new capabilities. It would be amazing to have these as variables: {{group_key}}, {{item_key}} (parent), {{file_key}}, and {{annotation_key}}. Just want to second the request for this. Also item tags would…