Used for drag-and-drop/quick copy citations in LaTeX format. In the Zotero “Export” pane, choose Better BibTeX Quick Copy as the default export format for quick copy, and choose the desired format for the drag-and-drop citations here. Used for drag-and-drop/quick copy using Better BibTeX citation keys. Quick-Copy Quick-Copy/drag-and-drop citations Quick-Copy format Note that having this on will disable caching in exports, which is really undesirable specifically for auto-exports. Include JabRef-specific metadata:Įxport JabRef-specific fields: timestamps, titles for attachments, and groups for each collection an item is part of. If there are some fields you don’t want in your bibtex files (such as note for example), add a list of them here, separated by comma’s. doi and url fields are so-called verbatim fields with different escaping rules, and BibTeX compilation will likely error out without the package loaded.įields to omit from export (comma-separated): Note that for BibTeX, you must load the url package when you have doi or url fields. If an item has both a DOI and an URL, you can choose to have them both exported, or either one of them. But if you’re an early adopter, you can enable it here Fields When an item has both a DOI and a URL, exportĭoes what it says on the tin, really. It’s technically superior, but the LaTeX world moves slowly, so many people won’t have it yet. This biblatex has a new (less ambiguous) way to store creator names. Use the extended biber 2.7 format for names with particles - only works in BibLaTeX 3.5 or later. Use BibLaTeX extended name format (requires biblatex 3.5) But for some geezers such as me it is simply more pleasing to have things like accented characters translated to their equivalent LaTeX constructs on export. in the ‘url’ field, but assuming the ‘url’ package is not loadedīibLaTeX Export unicode as plain-text latex commandsīibLaTeX actually has really good Unicode support, so you generally want this off.in the ’note’ field, but assuming the ‘url’ package is not loaded.DOI and URL fields are so-called ‘verbatim’ fields, and without the ‘url’ package loaded compilation will likely fail. Of the styles that do support them, many forget to load the required ‘url’ package, so make sure to load it yourself. Most BibTeX styles do not support DOI/URL fields.
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If you turn this on, BBT will add code to have van Gogh sorted under Gogh. BibTeX has really limited ways of dealing with names with particles (van, von, de, etc). Name handling is a lot more complex than I had ever thought it to be. It will translate things like accented characters to their equivalent LaTeX constructs on export. BibTeX Export unicode as plain-text latex commands (recommended)īibTeX has really spotty Unicode support, so you generally want this on. Really large library, but you can read about what is involved here.
This is usually not a problem unless you have a Making any change here will drop your entire export cache. The defaults should just work, but here’s an attempt to describe what they do. The configuration of Better BibTeX is a little baroque compared to the standard Zotero Bib(La)TeX exporters (which The Better BibTeX Configuration can be found under the regular Zotero preferences pane, tab ‘Better BibTeX’.