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Here is a modified copy of the style: https://gist.github.com/953176 Download using the "raw" link, save to your desktop, and drag into Firefox to install. In a document, switch to another style, then back again to be sure the newly installed styl…
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The duplicate punctuation is in the style -- the title has a suffix ".", and the container title has a prefix ".". The citation processor attempts to control for some forms of duplicate punctuation (and duplicate spaces generated by the style), but …
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It's not a very happy solution, but you could work around this by inserting a reference to a source used elsewhere in your document (any reference other than the "Ibid" target) and then use the "Show Editor" function on that citation to enter the ex…
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Have you upgraded to Zotero 2.1.6, or are you running an earlier version?
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In case anyone wants to play with CSL code to see how additional variables might be stitched into a style, I should mention that citeproc-js has a "cheater syntax" that can parse flat variables (not dates [yet], and not creators) out of the "Extra" …
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@ubus, Good to hear. It's enough just to switch to another style and back; Zotero doesn't pick up the fact that there has been a change on its own and it needs a little nudge. I'll push the change to the repository.
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It looks like a straightforward problem with the style; the label (p. or pp.) is included both in the bibliography section directly, and in the macro that renders the page number. The one outside the macro (in the bibliography section) can't tell wh…
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LaTeX supports this, as well as even/odd page discrimination. If CSL is ever extended in this direction, I guess we would want all of that functionality. For the present, though, this is off the map, and there are no plans for implementation as far …
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In the version of citeproc-js that will feature in the next Zotero release, the CSL citation-label variable will render a trigraph suitable for such styles. Details are given on another related thread.
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Is this before or after opening Zotero in a new session? For me, newly downloaded items only land in "Unfiled Items" if Zotero hasn't been opened since a restart (or I have My Library selected in the left panel, of course).
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mark, If you have had any further problems of this kind, I can provide a copy of Zotero 2.1.6 with the latest CSL processor version. A number of changes and fixes introduced since the last release may have an effect on stability, assuming that the …
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I've decided to go that route for the present, with given-name formatting applied to dropping-particle, and family-name formatting for non-dropping-particle. I've also come up with a parsing solution that does the right thing (I think) with the abbé…
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Possibly your laptop is running close to the limit of its available memory?
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With some help from Avram, I recently built a translator that makes heavy use of relations to track the multiple reporters in which law cases and commentaries are published. It does currently have this problem, that the title information is identica…
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AUBIGNAC François Hédelin, abbé d'Would it be correct to say that dropping-particles, when rendered in this form, should not take the font decorations (text-case, italics, etc) from the family name part? If so, what about with normal ordering? I.e.…
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sorting excludes "de" and "d'", which are rejected at the end, but includes LAAccording to the specification, this will be the result with demote-non-dropping-particle="never". Basically, if anything fails to behave as described in the specificatio…
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@l2lafitte, Yes, I know you said, and intended, dropping-particle; I just wanted to flag the fact that it should be entered at the end of the given name field; if it goes at the front of the family name, if will be seen as a non-dropping particle -…
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Magic, isn't it? The particles are parsed out of the fields before the formatting decorations, affixes and punctuation are applied; in effect the Zotero two-field input is exploded into four (actually five, counting the suffix field used for "Jr.", …
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@janske80, Hi, I am the author of the citeproc-js citation processor used by Zotero. Please check your zotero.org messages. I can provide you with a private copy of Zotero 2.1.6 with an updated processor that might address your problems. I can't gu…
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Gracile, thanks for adding this. We might as well take care of all of these issues under one roof here. These issues will all be addressed in the next processor version (1.0.161), which should feature in the next Zotero release (2.1.7). The new pro…
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I wasn't able to reproduce this, except when the item is imported before Zotero has been opened after a Firefox restart. Is this in tab mode or panel mode?
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In Zotero running the latest version of the processor, the name comes out in large and small caps in your style, with the given name empty in the Zotero database entry. So that looks like its working. For the dropping particle, it should be placed …
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Yes, access to the full style will be helpful. For Zotero 2.1.7, the names formatting code inside the processor has been completely rewritten. With the new code, everything will work the same, but a number of little bugs will either disappear or be …
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Ach, of course, this is about the bibliography, not citations. In the test pane, adding initialize-with=". " seems to work fine for the bibliography. @dmiller, if you paste the current version of the style into your link above, I can take a look as…
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Can't help you there, sorry. Zotero just applies the default bibliography style, and sets some parameters if they are absent. After that, it's a task for the word processor.
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Just make the style changes to the style "bibliography" in the word processor (or whatever style is applied by default). As I understand it, the plugin will insist on applying that style to the bibliography, but it will not overwrite the content of …
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Julian, If you check your messages on zotero.org and send me mail, I can provide you with a private copy of Zotero 2.1.6 that contains the latest version of the CSL processor. There is a possibility, at least, that your issue has been addressed by …
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Alternatively, inside the CSL file, you could change the of the style on line 5 slightly (so that Zotero knows it is different from the original one) and change the default-locale (on line 2) from "el-GR" to "en-US".
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Does this affect all styles? In particular, do you get the same result with numeric and author-date styles? It is possible that your problem is caused by processor bugs that have been recently fixed. If you check your messages on zotero.org, I can …
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Good work. Remove the form="short" attribute from the name element, and it will provide the given name initials on all cites. (When form="short" is set, the initials are only included if they are needed to distinguish two or more authors with the sa…