In Zotero notes, the syntax for recording pinpoints and suffix comments looks like this:Īny style can be used for linked citations, since the source is identified unambiguously by the zotero://select URL. When writing in Scriv, create a Multi-Markdown-style footnote link, either using TextExpander as above, or the old-fashioned way:, then your actual footnote using Zotero shorthand. I created a MultiMarkdown implementation of Chicago Style for Zotero: Ģ. I wrote a text expander script that creates MMD-style footnotes using a time-stamp (the only way, in my opinion, when you're working with large documents), automatically creates Zotero shortcut reference indicators, and places the cursor inside them.

This workflow is blazing fast if you use TextExpander. This workflow requires several steps of conversion at the end for when you need to output something, but I think it makes the writing itself super easy and accessible-since I use plain text files and sync them to dropbox-which is always my goal when writing.ĠA. I love Scriv for the writing environment, but I'm also a Multi-Markdown user, so this might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I wanted to expand upon some of marsh's ideas. Since this this seems like a lively thread, I just thought I'd share some recent successes I've had with Scrivener and Zotero on Mac.

Scrivener zotero integration