Work by Multiple Authors Two to Seven Authorsīasic Format: (Last name A & Last name B, Year) Note: Write only the last name without the initials for all in-text citations. 11.2 Long Quotations (40 or more words).11.1 Short Quotations (less than 40 words).6 More than One Work in the Same Parentheses.I am aware the the ibid function has been integrated in Chicago footnotes, but I am wondering if it can be integrated into APA in-text references.Įdit: One more thing I noticed with respect to the bibliography itself is that, while each citation is spaced properly, lines after the first line of a single citation should be indented. Or, much more conveniently, I wonder if it is possible to have it automatically format subsequent references of the same text to read "(ibid., p.
26)." In a case like that, I would want to be able to eliminate the author and year information, and insert "ibid." instead. Moreover, it was argued that "blah blah blah (Smith, 2004, p. Instead it would say, ""It has been argued (Smith, 2004, p. Moreover, it was argued that "blah blah blah" (ibid., p. For example, I cannot format it to read, "It has been argued (Smith, 2004, p.
Moreover, I cannot insert "ibid." in an in-text reference. Rather, it would show up, "Smith argued (Smith, 2004)" which is incorrect for the APA format. This means I cannot shorten it to just "Smith argued (2004)," etc. My main concern is that, unlike EndNote in which you can insert a prefix and a suffix, as well as choose whether to display author or year information, Zotero does not give you any of these options (that I can tell if I am incorrect, please by all means correct me). I have, so far, not really noticed many issues in terms of citation format (I usually use APA), but I have read about some issues and trust they are being handled. First off I would like to say what a great job you all have done with Zotero, which is a nice, simple way to handle citations-not to mention being free.
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