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| ====== Using the Zotero LibreOffice Plugin ====== | ====== Using the Zotero LibreOffice Plugin ====== |
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| | These are instructions for using the Zotero LibreOffice Plugin. For the Word plugin, see [[word_processor_plugin_usage|here]]. |
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| ===== Zotero Plugin Toolbar ===== | ===== Zotero Plugin Toolbar ===== |
| Select an item by clicking on it or by pressing Enter/Return when it is highlighted. The item will appear in the dialog box in a shaded bubble. Press Enter/Return again to insert the citation and close the Add Citation box. | Select an item by clicking on it or by pressing Enter/Return when it is highlighted. The item will appear in the dialog box in a shaded bubble. Press Enter/Return again to insert the citation and close the Add Citation box. |
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| In the Add/Edit Citation dialog box, you can click on the bubble for a cited item, then click "Open in My Library (or the Group Library's name)" to view the item in Zotero. Items that are orphaned (not connected to any items in your Zotero database) will not have an "Open in My Library" button. Orphaned items can exist if they were inserted by a collaborator from their My Library or a group you don't have access to or if you they were deleted from your Zotero library. | In the Add Citation dialog box, you can click on the bubble for a cited item, then click "Open in My Library (or the Group Library's name)" to view the item in Zotero. Items that are orphaned (not connected to any items in your Zotero database) will not have an "Open in My Library" button. Orphaned items can exist if they were inserted by a collaborator from their My Library or a group you don't have access to or if you they were deleted from your Zotero library. |
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| ==Prefix and Suffix== | ==Prefix and Suffix== |
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| The "Prefix" and "Suffix" text boxes allow you to specify text to respectively precede and follow the automatically generated cite. For example, instead of "Tribe 1999", you might want "cf. Tribe 1999, see also ...". | The "Prefix" and "Suffix" text boxes allow you to specify text to respectively precede and follow the automatically generated cite. For example, instead of "Tribe 1999", you might want "cf. Tribe 1999, see also…". |
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| Any text in the prefix and suffix fields can be formatted with the HTML tags <i> (for italics), <b> (bold), <sub> (subscript), and <sup> (superscript). For example, typing "<i>cf</i>. the classic example" will be displayed as "//cf//. the classic example". | Any text in the prefix and suffix fields can be formatted with the HTML tags <i> (for italics), <b> (bold), <sub> (subscript), and <sup> (superscript). For example, typing "<i>cf</i>. the classic example" will be displayed as "//cf//. the classic example". |
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| | Prefixes and suffixes can be applied to each item in a citation to create complex citations. For example: "(see Smith 1776 for the classic example; Marx 1867 presents and alternate view)". Modifying citations by entering text into the Prefix and Suffix fields is always preferable to directly typing in the citation fields in LibreOffice. Manual modifications will prevent Zotero from automatically updating the citation. |
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| ==Suppress Authors: Using Authors in the Text== | ==Suppress Authors: Using Authors in the Text== |
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