What are "image captions" as in "Check for citations in image captions...."?

8. If you insert an Image in Libre Office (or Word) you can right click it and select "Caption" to add a caption. While Zotero won't let you insert a citation into a caption, it is possible to copy an

art works in three ways: as (non-discursive) "captions" beneath the reproduction in the text; in a "list of illustrations" in the front matter; or as a "catalogue of works" in the back matter of an e

This thread is about references in tables, which have worked for years. For further discussion about why supporting references in image captions, see http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/20380/broken-d

But then again, I think one could just use tables, don't know if the automatic numbering function of word works nicely with tables though. I can see how it's unfortunate that one cannot enter a citati

The limitation on image captions is rather small, and it can in many cases be avoided by using the quick cite function-- just set the Quick Cite style in the Zotero preferences, then drag and drop the

If this isn't already known I might have found a bug: I've inserted a reference within an image caption see here: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/830/zotero.png/

Zotero is useful, so a bit of image would be constructive, rather than hype. Good, free stuff can quite legitimately use marketing image to compete with the malarkey.

in the 'caption' metadata field of a digital image documenting the exhibition.

I would just like to be able to insert an image into a document knowing it can be used for commercial purposes with the proper attribution in the caption or wherever you need it placed.

Thank you. The field "Image" is in the drop down, but I am not sure what to do with it. I added it template for books like this:

Thanks Tjowens! This will be a super helpful feature. Could you include a field for 'caption' in this image field? It could be a replacement for abstract, as abstract doesn't really relate to visual s

For years, I store hundreds images in my computer using "save" option, but a file name "2097098.jpg" that I renamed "montreal1970.jpg" still very difficult to use in research. With Zotero, I can have