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Does the style work when you use "Right-Click to Create Bibliography" from within Zotero? (see http://www.zotero.org/support/creating_bibliographies#right-click_to_create_bibliography ) Does the problem also manifest itself in a fresh Word document?
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Did you try reinstalling the style?
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Does the same happen with other styles?
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Added (with minor modifications): https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/commit/d0e009cd50544e323b9081edda28d6229ffcaffd Thanks!
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Awesome, thanks!
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This is a bit technical, but the PubMed XML does contain the journal ISSN, which can be used to match and consolidate title variants of the same journal.
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The better fix here is to just split the search string on spaces and require all words. Do you think that that would result in a significant performance hit? My proposal consists of a single find-and-replace per search string, which shouldn't affect…
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And yes, using the "Book Section" item type is the way to go when citing chapters.
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We usually rely on third-party services that freely host images, such as http://imgur.com/ . Allowing embedded images would introduce another target for spam.
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Simon, can that be fixed?
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But now that we support op cit type citations How exactly? Using the "position" conditional?
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(as an aside, is there any technical reason it's necessary to "switch to a different style and back"?)
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If the need arises, we can always reallow them in the future. Not allowing them has the advantage that style authors cannot mistakenly assume that affixes control the delimiter before "et al.", though (there are currently a few styles that try to do…
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"cited" was added before my time, and I'm not sure about its intended use. (see http://xbiblio-devel.2463403.n2.nabble.com/schema-terms-and-labels-td5927364.html ) Seeing that "op. cit." is Latin, it might make sense to have a dedicated term for it…
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Reading up at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Op._cit. , I think so :). My background is in the life sciences, and I've never seen it in print.
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Specifically, the current version of Zotero still uses the CSL 1.0 versions of those files, which can be found at https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales/tree/1.0 .
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For a bit more background on affixes on cs:et-al, see https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/issues/101. I think you're the first person to complain in over two years that they don't work, which is a pretty good argument that we don't nee…
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@aurimas, do you need affixes on cs:et-al?
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Actually, the specification entries I linked to are specific to variables rendered with cs:number, which is not the case for the "locator" variable. It might make sense to extend the same logic to cs:label and cs:text when rendering the "locator" va…
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Note that according to the new logic I proposed for the is-numeric condition, "vol. 1, fol. 186, 8 April 1544" should be considered non-numeric, and thus pass unparsed. See http://goo.gl/r5gkH#number and http://goo.gl/r5gkH#choose
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Ah, yes, Firefox does use the embedded metadata translator. The Google Chrome connector doesn't show an icon, though.
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You don't need to export files or notes. Just rename the file extension of the exported file from ".rdf" to ".txt", and it should open in a text editor.
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Oh, wait, you need Lithuanian month terms even though the rest of the bibliographic entry localizes to another locale? That's indeed going to be tricky with standard CSL. (unless the "accessed" date is the only date for which you need month terms, i…
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(see http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#date-part )
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Can't you just use a non-localized date format for the "accessed" date variable? http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#date
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I'm usually the one recommending jEdit. Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/) is also quite nice (see http://www.marco.org/2012/08/10/next-text-editor for a review). It's a cross-platform, free to evaluate, commercial editor.
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You Poles sure know how to make things complicated. :) I doubt that we will soon include support for modifying names based on declension in CSL, if ever. So, just to make certain, you're saying that "red. Adam Smith" is correct in Polish, but t…
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Updated, thanks! https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales/commit/ae202fce7c69ccffeee0ed3a15315b072ab357b6
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It's somewhat complicated, but you probably want to sort by the number of authors, which can be done using the "count" form on the cs:name element. See e.g. the sorting logic in https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/a…
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See http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/16063/wondering-why-i-cant-see-a-web-page-snapshot-in-a-group/?Focus=80099#Comment_80099 "Closed public groups can share metadata with non-members, but only members who apply or are invited will be able t…