The sort of advanced, context-dependent functionality you're looking for is available in the Zotero word processor plugins for Word, LibreOffice, and Google Docs.

"Bookmarks". All of that to transfer from Ubuntu LibreOffice to Apple Word. I was getting an Zotero Integration error, so I checked the whole document in parts and found that the error concerns footn

Most likely this is an old bug in LibreOffice: https://github.com/zotero/zotero-libreoffice-integration/issues/50

I use LibreOffice Writer in Ubuntu Studio 20.04, with a customized template that includes a particular footnote style. This style allows me to insert simple footnotes, but I receive an error when I wa

a large document in Google Docs than in Word or LibreOffice, but also because if strange corruption is to occur, it is relatively much more difficult to troubleshoot, regardless of whether it's relat

The Zotero Connector doesn't have anything to do with LibreOffice.

Did you transfer this document to Word or LibreOffice at any point?

I don't want to use Word or LibreOffice and want to stick with Google Docs.

(Please start new threads for new issues — the thread you posted to was about LibreOffice and not at all related to your question. I've moved this to a new thread.)

There've been other reports that the Java 14 JDK doesn't work with LibreOffice 7.

What version of Java do you have installed? Does it work better with the stable LibreOffice 6.4 release?

Can you take a screenshot of the Java preferences in LibreOffice, upload it somewhere (e.g., Dropbox), and provide a link here?

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/84837/repeated-reinstallation-of-libreoffice-add-in-zotfile

However, every time I start Zotero, it prompts me to install Firefox and Libreoffice plugins, even though these are already installed and working. Is there any way to disable checking for these plugin

I wrote a scientific paper using LibreOffice and Zotero for references. After the initial revision, it was asked for me to include and exclude some references in the document. The style of references

version => 5.0.89, platform => Linux x86_64, oscpu => Linux x86_64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.89, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.23.SA.5.0.89, extension)

Yes, LibreOffice does not permit bookmarks in footnotes for technical reasons.

Works fine for me with LO 7.0.0.3. While 6.3 should work, I'd start by upgrading to a current version of LibreOffice — 6.4 or 7.0.

For footnotes/ednoted, you can adjust the number of the first note in Word/LibreOffice

What version of LibreOffice and Zotero? Which citation style are you using? Can you reproduce this in a new document?