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| ==== How do I use rich text formatting, like italics and sub/ | ==== How do I use rich text formatting, like italics and sub/ | ||
| - | You can apply rich text formatting by manually adding the following HTML-like tags to fields in your Zotero library | + | You can apply rich text formatting by manually adding the following HTML-like tags to fields in your Zotero library: |
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| - | Zotero will automatically replace these tags by the specified formatting in bibliographic output. | + | Zotero will automatically replace these tags by the specified formatting in bibliographic output. E.g. "< |
| - | Note that if rich text formatting has to be applied indiscriminately to entire fields (e.g. a style guide may dictate that titles should be in italics), you can modify the relevant Citation Style Language (CSL) style (see the [[dev/start/ | + | Note that if rich text formatting has to be applied indiscriminately to entire fields (e.g. a style guide may dictate that titles should be in italics), you can modify the relevant Citation Style Language (CSL) style (see the [[dev/ |
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| + | A future version of Zotero will allow visual rich-text editing without manually adding HTML tags. | ||
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