After reinstalling browser and Libreoffice it worked. Thanks for your help!

Odd. FWIW, the most common cause for citations becoming unliked is saving the document with unsupported software or in an unsupported format, e.g. saving a LibreOffice document in .doc or .docx or sav

Go to tools in Zotero itself? When I go to extensions in Zotero only Zotero LibreOffice Integration is present. I had already tried doing reinstalling and it still does this.

Once you open it in LibreOffice, open Zotero Document Preferences and change from “ReferenceMarks” to “Bookmarks”. Then save it as .docx. Then open the file in Word, open Document Preferences, and cha

Thanks. But the file will be eventually converted to .doc or .docx, right? Otherwise how could I share with others? or send to my supervisor who use neither Libreoffice nor Scrivener..

You need to export as ODF, not Word, and then run it through the Scannable Cite function in Zotero. This will convert it into a live Zotero-connect ODF file that you can open in LibreOffice to select

You're aware that this will break the link of Zotero with all Word/LibreOffice documents?

"If “Zotero Word for Mac/Windows Integration” or “Zotero LibreOffice Integration” are disabled, click the “Enable” button to re-enable the extension."

Close Word or LibreOffice.

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version => 5.0.52, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 5.1, locale => de, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.52, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.52, extension), Zotero

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Would it be possible to add a docx Scan feature as well, so that I do not have to convert my exported docx (from Ulysses), first to odt, then scan, open the file in LibreOffice, finish the bibliograph

@bwiernik -- right, that's the problem though -- you go either or in Word. FWIW, LibreOffice allows for individually styling the number in the text and the one in the footnote/endnote.

Disconnected links would generally happen if a co-author opened the document in an incompatible word processor (e.g., Google Docs, Apple Pages, LibreOffice, Open Office, etc.).

J'ai le même code d'erreur sur LibreOffice.

Like adamsmith says, the only way that the item could be rendered like that if the DOI field is empty in Zotero is if the citation in LibreOffice is disconnected from your Zotero library. If that’s th

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Second, as I mention above, this has nothing to do with your document or any citations. To correct the citations in your document, you need to clean up the data in your Zotero library. Find the item i

The zotero version is 4.0.29.16 (Debian, buster amd64) libreoffice 6.0.4.2, firefox 52.8.0