It was, in fact,...

denis...-NSENcxR/0n0@public.gmane.org schrieb am Mittwoch, 25. Mai 2022 um 23:36:08 UTC+2:

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> Maybe it’s due to your item metadata : the language of the item is set to 
> « English ». I don’t know if that works. Try againg with « en ».
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> ...the item metadata! Switching to "en" fixed the problem. I now realise I 
have some inconsistent fields in my Zotero database, and I happened to use 
one of them for my tests. In retrospect, this is obvious (and explains why 
"uppercase" and "lowercase" worked but "title" did not), but I was being 
thrown off by it working fine when inserting directly via Zotero. I 
wouldn't have thought of the item-metadata. 

Thank you for your help and patience!
 
As to your other questions:

>  - why do you use a group on 89–91. There only one variable to render so 
> ne need for a group.
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That was a remnant from an experiment of mine to solve the problem, which 
failed but the group tags remained. I will remove. 

> - line 119 : don’t use hardcoded values for « (ed.) ». there a dedicated 
> label mechanism for that: 
> https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#label-in-cs-names
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This was, I believe, in the CSL file I used as my starting point. Thanks 
for the tip, I will look into this. 

I still have some issues to solve, but I thank you all for the help on 
solving these. I feel like I'm (slowly, painfully...) learning something. 

Best,
John

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