version => 5.0.96, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => de, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.96, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.25.SA.5.0.96, extension)

The Linux LibreOffice and Zotero integration is perhaps the fastest one out of all the possible combinations, so this is something very specific to your configuration. I don't have many ideas here sin

I'm running Zotero 5.0.96 with LibreOffice 7.1.1 on Arch 5.11.4.

No, the answer you got there is almost completely wrong. Zotero has specific LibreOffice code and isn't application agnostic.

Apparently, the lack of configurability of the extension for LibreOffice results in a sub-optimal experience, where not all features are accessible.

Zotero does not have such a feature, but perhaps a user wrote a LibreOffice macro to do so.

ORIGINAL TITLE: Write 7.1.1: How to set internal cross-references with "go to page" hyperlinks as automatically done

We don't support OpenOffice and haven't in many years. You should use LibreOffice, which is much more actively maintained.

Is this also LibreOffice? We weren't able to look at this, so no solution on our end.

Zotero only ever sets 2 styles for LibreOffice - the Body style and the Footnote style in footnotes and if either of those have a Next style set it will break. This bug has been around for a long whil

You're likely using the "Next style" parameter in your style which triggers an old LibreOffice bug. See this thread: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/73067/zotero-integration-error

Check the Advanced pane in the LibreOffice preferences. LO doesn't use its own Java.

I thought that LibreOffice used its own private java, but I don't see where to find that out.

In LibreOffice, Insert Footnote does not fail with any in-text formats (APA, CMS date, or custom developed intext formats). It appears to fail with all footnote and endnote formats (CMS and a number o

What version of LibreOffice? Does it happen in a new document? This isn't a general problem.

I do all of my work locally in LibreOffice with Zotero and then export as office 365. I then upload to the office 365 server at work or at school. The office nerds don't even know that I did that.

After an update of LibreOffice, the Zotero Extension doesn't work anymore on LibreOffice. I uninstall everything, Java, Zotero, LibreOffice and it still not work. I don't understand why but the Zotero

I've just changed to LibreOffice (from Word). Zotero works fine for citations in LibreOffice but when I try to open legacy .doc or .docx files linked (not stored) to my Zotero records, they open with

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/87049/bug-zotero-libreoffice-plugin-modified-citation-hell/p1

I noticed I use zotero 5.0.96 and libre office 7.1.0.3 latest version, but for plug in I downloaded Zotero LibreOffice Integration 5.0.23. Do you think the problem could have been with the plug in?