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google_docs [2021/01/01 14:49] – [Customizing Cites] dstillmangoogle_docs [2021/05/07 02:13] – [Using Zotero with Google Docs] dstillman
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 Zotero's powerful Google Docs support helps you easily add citations and bibliographies to the documents you create in Google Docs. Zotero's powerful Google Docs support helps you easily add citations and bibliographies to the documents you create in Google Docs.
  
-You can quickly search for items in your Zotero library, add page numbers and other details, and insert citations. When you're done, a single click inserts a formatted bibliography based on the citations in your document. Zotero supports complex style requirements such as //Ibid.// and name disambiguation, and it keeps your citations and bibliography updated as you make changes to items in your library. If you need to switch citation styles, you can easily reformat your entire document in any of the over 9,000 citation styles that Zotero supports.+You can quickly search for items in your Zotero library, add page numbers and other details, and insert citations. When you're done, a single click inserts a formatted bibliography based on the citations in your document. Zotero supports complex style requirements such as //Ibid.// and name disambiguation, and it keeps your citations and bibliography updated as you make changes to items in your library. If you need to switch citation styles, you can easily reformat your entire document in any of the over 10,000 citation styles that Zotero supports.
  
-Google Docs support is part of the Zotero Connector for Chrome and Firefox and requires the Zotero program to function. A version of the Zotero Connector for Safari that supports Google Docs will be available in the near future.+Google Docs support is part of the Zotero Connector for ChromeFirefox, and Safari and requires the Zotero program to function.
  
 Using another word processor? Zotero also integrates with [[word_processor_plugin_usage|Word]] and [[libreoffice_writer_plugin_usage|LibreOffice]]. Using another word processor? Zotero also integrates with [[word_processor_plugin_usage|Word]] and [[libreoffice_writer_plugin_usage|LibreOffice]].
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 =====Customizing Cites===== =====Customizing Cites=====
  
-Cites can be customized in various ways. To start, click the shaded cite in the Add/Edit Citation box to open the cite options window.+Citations can be customized in various ways. 
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 +If a citation is simply incorrect or missing data, start by making sure that the item metadata in Zotero is correct and completeand then click Refresh in the plugin to update your document with any changes. 
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 +Other customizations can be made via the citation dialog. Click an existing citation in your document and click Add/Edit Citation to open the citation dialog, and then click the citation bubble to open the cite options window, where you can make the following changes. 
  
 ==Page and Other Locators== ==Page and Other Locators==
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   * Anyone making changes to the document should have the Zotero Connector installed. (Zotero itself is only necessary if inserting citations.) Citations that are cut and pasted without the Connector installed will be unlinked.   * Anyone making changes to the document should have the Zotero Connector installed. (Zotero itself is only necessary if inserting citations.) Citations that are cut and pasted without the Connector installed will be unlinked.
 +  * Dragging citations within the document will cause the citations to become unlinked. Copying and pasting is fine as long as the Zotero Connector is installed.
   * If someone views the document without having the Zotero Connector installed, or if you download the document instead of first making a copy and unlinking citations, active citations in the document will show up as links leading to URLs such as https://www.zotero.org/google-docs/?abc123.   * If someone views the document without having the Zotero Connector installed, or if you download the document instead of first making a copy and unlinking citations, active citations in the document will show up as links leading to URLs such as https://www.zotero.org/google-docs/?abc123.
   * Citation inserts and edits slow down significantly as the number of citations increases. With 100+ citations, a single citation update can take up to 10 seconds, so for longer documents you'll want to disable automatic citation updates in the Zotero document preferences.   * Citation inserts and edits slow down significantly as the number of citations increases. With 100+ citations, a single citation update can take up to 10 seconds, so for longer documents you'll want to disable automatic citation updates in the Zotero document preferences.
google_docs.txt · Last modified: 2024/04/02 00:03 by dstillman