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 Zotero makes use of the newly developed XML-based [[http://citationstyles.org/|Citation Style Language (CSL)]] to configure citation formatting. It has been designed to be an open, robust and international-ready standard, independent of any particular application, document format, or programming language. Although CSL has matured significantly, the availability of automated tools to develop and modify bibliographic styles is still limited.
-If you have some technical savvy, and are not afraid to edit XML by hand, take a look at the info on [[dev/start/citation_styles|creating styles]], or the [[csl_simple_edits|step-by-step guide]]. If on the other hand you are wary of writing your own CSL style, you can still do a lot of the upfront work in getting the style developed. There is a good chance that one of the more technically inclined members of the Zotero community will help out if you are willing to put in a bit of work to kick things off.
+If you have some technical savvy, and are not afraid to edit XML by hand, take a look at the info on [[dev/Citation Styles|creating styles]], or the [[dev/citation_styles/Style Editing Step-By-Step|step-by-step style editing guide]]. If on the other hand you are wary of writing your own CSL style, you can still do a lot of the upfront work in getting the style developed. There is a good chance that one of the more technically inclined members of the Zotero community will help out if you are willing to put in a bit of work to kick things off.
 ======The Steps To Request New Bibliographic Styles======