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Also, I'm not totally sure the logic for cites ("By default the year-suffix is appended to the cite,") makes the most sense. Wouldn't it be preferably to: 1) place the year-suffix after the first year in the cite, as is done for cs:bibliography…
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I've looked into this a little further. The CSL spec currently dictates: "By default the year-suffix is appended to the cite, and to the first year rendered through cs:date in the bibliographic entry, but its location can be controlled by explicitly…
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Actually, your newest version contains two errors. In the bibliography, you introduced a call to the "editor-short" macro, which doesn't exist, and you declared the "collection-title" macro twice.
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Done, thanks! https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/commit/67a1061530730cc01745d48723761f02335a70c6
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@adamsmith: it might be possible to change the logic in citeproc-js to always append the year-suffix after the year in dates, so we can use a single cs:date element. Do you know of any exceptions? (e.g., cases where you need "2002-10-30a" instead of…
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Done and thanks for reporting.
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Dan is right, but one more option: 4) Have each student have its own copy of Portable Firefox (on flash drive or network drive) with Zotero for Firefox installed.
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Both of these issues could be relatively easily solved by creating a custom Dutch version of APA. When we rely on the automatic style localization of the default (English) APA style, things get slightly trickier: * the term "retrieved" is sometimes…
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http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/25569/rating-system-stars/?Focus=135730#Comment_135730
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Should be fixed now when you update the style from the style repository.
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@adamsmith, should we delete the OSCOLA styles from the repo?
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@adamsmith: let me know if you'd like a new citation-style-language GitHub repo (e.g. "abbreviations"). edit 2013-03-06: there is now https://github.com/citation-style-language/abbreviations (for now without content, though)
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Did you check your database integrity (see http://www.zotero.org/support/preferences/advanced)? Do you happen to have a lot of items in the Zotero trash? Also, I guess Ubuntu 10.04 is getting a bit long in the tooth, so you might want to upgrade to …
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@Dan Stillman: considering the delays of getting Zotero releases onto the Mozilla website, wouldn't it be better to solely rely on zotero.org for distribution?
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Camino is another reasonably up-to-date browser that still works on G4 PPC systems, and you might be able to use it with the Zotero Bookmarklet. http://caminobrowser.org/ http://www.zotero.org/downloadbookmarklet
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Can you update Firefox and Zotero to their latest versions?
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Most of the documentation is (still) specific to the local Zotero clients.
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You can click on an item, click the "Edit" button, and then, at the bottom of the page, click the "Add Note" button.
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In that case, follow the instructions for Zotero Standalone at http://www.zotero.org/support/supported_languages#switching_languages .
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The best way to ask for help with the editor is either to use the feedback button at http://editor.citationstyles.org/about/ (for specific questions), or contact Mendeley support (the editor is a Mendeley project).
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Also see https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/issues/106
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Done: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/commit/42778f3744e95ffb3d4adbfdc4fb607ad577b953 Note that for future edits, it's easier for us if you create pull requests. That's not too difficult, see https://github.com/citation-style-lang…
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I don't see how that could hurt. (it needs to be documented in the CSL spec, though)
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Ticket created for the filing date: https://github.com/ajlyon/zotero-bits/issues/53
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I remember looking into localizing date formats in APA, but there was a problem with disambiguation. Because the year-suffix needs to be appended after the year (e.g. "2002a, November 3"), the date is broken up in two cs:date elements, with a cs:tex…
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From what I've understood, Zotero has never upgraded styles from existing profiles (even carrying over CSL 0.8.1 styles which are in-memory converted to CSL 1.0). (new versions of Zotero do ship with more or less up-to-date styles, see https://githu…
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Other than manually copy and pasting bibliographic entries, no, there isn't really a way to do what you want. Obviously, the best way would be to correct the style.
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What's wrong about it?
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(@adamsmith: the "s" before "section167" in the APA example looks like a page label, suggesting "section" isn't introduced via a locator)
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Are you sure "section" isn't included in "Pages" field in your Zotero library? Does "section" show for any other items?