jgdr/content/article/print-cite.md

---
title: "Save PDFs & Cite"
date: "2023-06-29T22:19:04+03:00"
author: "anybody"
contributors: ["constantinos-miltiadis.md"]
draft: false
keywords:
  - journal info
  - guide
abstract: |
  Instructions for saving printable PDFs and for citing contributions.  
---

[Zotero Connector]: https://www.zotero.org/download/connectors "Browser plugin for the Citation Management Software Zotero."
# Save interactive and printable PDFs 

- To browse printable content look for print items at the bottom of the [sitemap](/) page.  
- Using [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/), open any of the ['print' type content](/keywords/print). 
- *Sandpoints* will dynamically generate a printable PDF -- larger collections, might need a few seconds for typesetting the document and populating the table of contents.  
- In Chrome go to *Print* (or press `Ctr+P` or `Cmd+P`). 
- Click Save the PDF in the pop-up dialogue. 

*Note: embedded media such as videos are not included in PDFs.*

# Cite contributions of this site (WIP) ⚫

Get citation metadata using [Zotero Connector]. Navigate to any article and click on the Zotero Connector icon (which should resemble an article). This will add an entry to your Zotero database including: 
- Authors' names
- Article title 
- Abstract 
- Publication name and abbreviation 
- URL 

Not yet implemented: 
- Issue name 
- Issue editors
- Keywords

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- Will share a Zotero Translator (citation grabber) in time, which we can push to the Zotero Translator repo. This will be able to scrape citation metadata of a given article on a browser with a single click. 

Related metadata: 

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|--|--|
| Publication name | ???|
| Journal abbreviation | *--*|
| ISSN | *get one* | 
| Publication date | *implement* | 
| author | automated |
| issue | automated |
| abstract | automated |
| keywords | automated |
| URL | automated |
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