You need to have the Zotero Connector plugin installed in your browser. Then there will be a Zotero menu (not icon) added to the Google Docs toolbar.

I have googled this but can't find an answer. When working on a document in google docs I cannot find the icon for zotero - in Word it comes up as 'add-ins' which I click on to set my referencing sty

https://www.zotero.org/blog/move-zotero-citations-between-google-docs-word-and-libreoffice/

I created text with Zotero citations on Google Docs. After exporting a linked Word version of the document I want to edit the citations in Word. The link leads me to the Zotero page instead to the Zot

If it's not working in Word or Google Docs, restart your computer and try again.

Hi, i try to insert a citation with Zotero in a Google Document but it doesn't work. I can't understand why. I opened zotero desktop and also zotero connector but appears a windows that says "A Zotero

When I open a document in word or google docs, and I press on the Zotero bar and then add citation it does not show up so I cannot search a name. This is very strange to me as I worked with Zotero for

Simply disable Grammarly on docs.google.com from the extension icon. Allow the page to refresh. After, Zotero's functionality returns for adding in-text citations.

@jasmineHZ: Yes, the plugin won't work if you open a .docx file directly in Google Docs via Google Drive. It needs to be a native Google Doc document. We're going to see if we can add a clearer warnin

That's a .docx document that you're editing in Google Docs. That won't work. The plugin will only work with native Google Docs documents.

Might be leading in its field, but if no one requests a style (or submits one, or the journal itself hires one to do so...) then it won't be on the repository besides the 9000 other styles. ;)

I've been trying to figure out how to click on a citation and get it to jump to the bibliography in Google docs for a while now but all I get when I click on a citation is the option to edit it.

Zotero is running. When I try and edit a bibliography in Google Docs, I get a message:

I'm afraid there's no way to restore unlinked citations, so you'd need to transfer the original document properly out of Google Docs to continue working with the citations in Word.

(The duplication shouldn't happen regardless, though, so we'll look into whether we can reproduce that when editing a bibliography in Google Docs. But that function has a very specific use case — addi

We've had a couple reports of citations becoming unlinked in Google Docs when cutting/copying citations, and we've fixed a possible cause of that for the next version. But if you're not seeing a citat

I will do. Any for the record, "revising the bibliography" means using the "add/edit bibliography" function in the Zotero Google Docs plug in to add some citations to the bibliography that is already

Perhaps - I can just again try revising the bibliography in the same way. How it has been happening is when revising the bibliography, Zotero would "freeze up" during the update to Google Docs, and du

(And the Google Docs plugin shows a warning to that effect when you try to download an unprepared document with Zotero citations as .docx, as long as you've clicked within a Zotero citation in that se

If you use the Google Docs version history to revert to a version before this happened, can you reproduce it?