Hi Jess, I had this problem a couple of years ago, the workaround I found was to leave the images as inline with text and then use frames in word instead of text boxes to group the image and caption t

Move your cursor further from the image before clicking to insert a caption. From Word’s perspective the only thing that makes it a caption is the Field with the number. You can insert that anywhere a

If text is wrapped around the image, it will not work. It inserts it as a text box. The thing is, I have images that have text wrapped in others documents and it worked.

I am inserting the citation at the end of an image caption.

All morning, whenever I tried to add a citation to an image, I got an error saying Microsoft wouldn't allow a citation in this field (which is why I went looking through the forums and posted in this

I am thoroughly confused by this. I have citations in captions in previous word documents, but for some reason it is no longer possible to do this. Does anyone know what happened here?

1) a rather short attribution suitable for being added at end of a caption for photos, images, tables from open-licensed research articles, Wikimedia, etc.. Presumably, these are stored as "artworks"

For Acrobat Pro, it could be possible to always use the "physical" page numbers ("dictionary" solution above), but it seems that this option is not available for Acrobat Reader. (It might be worth try

Figure 3 Caption goes here and the listoffigures gets messed up because of the div inserted by the code chunk

Yes, I checked if there's copied reference in a image caption and made a new document. Whenever I tried to change a citation it shows:

The image non-caption caption: I wouldn't have thought that'd be a problem, but since I'm guessing that that's another thing that distinguishes your documents from most others, it's certainly worth lo

Just one more question, I was reading the threat about in-caption citations ( https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/20380/broken-document-due-to-reference-in-image-caption ) and I am wondering if the s

I am working on a paper that has images which I need to cite, and it would be most convenient to cite within the "caption" text box below the image. However, I get an error from Zotero whenever I try

edit: if you don't know, you're likely not using an image caption -- when you insert an image/figure in a Word document, you can add text to it as a caption. You shouldn't insert Zotero-generated cita

What is an image caption?

hypothes.is: what it output is not a webpage with the highlighted text, but only a link + a caption of the highlighted text (not the full page).

3) I did make the mistake of pasting a citation in a image caption (actually a text box), but have since deleted. This was not the citation I was having trouble with but wanted to give that info in ca

I've tried following the troubleshooting guide: what does it mean "Check for citations in image captions. Zotero won't let you insert them, but if you copied a citation to a caption that's most likely

2 - I had an caption in an image, and removed it.

This only affects one document. From the link you sent me, I noticed #2 - "Check for citations in image captions. Zotero won't let you insert them, but if you copied a citation to a caption that's mo