# 2c. On-page menu

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This is a new feature in version 0.6.
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When opening a page whose title is `@citekey`, either in the main section or in the sidebar, a menu will appear with additional data, links and action buttons :

![If the item does not have a DOI, or attachments, not all of these elements will appear.](/files/-Mg3jFj5JCGHBRijBBA_)

Currently, the menu will display the following :

* **"Add metadata" button** *\[all items]*
* **"Import notes" button** *\[only items which have notes in Zotero]*
* **PDF links** *\[only items which have associated PDF files]*
* **Outgoing links to academic tools** *\[all items]*\
  Connected Papers, Semantic Scholar, & Google Scholar
* **Badge from** [**Scite.ai**](https://scite.ai) *\[only items with a DOI]*
  * Displaying the number of citations the item has (all / supporting / mentioning / contrasting)
* **Open in Zotero** (web/local) *\[all items]*
* **Related papers (from** [**Semantic Scholar**](https://www.semanticscholar.org/product/api)**)** *\[only items with a DOI]*
  * References : papers which are referenced by the item
  * Citing papers : papers which cite the item
  * Related library items : references & citing papers which are in the user's Zotero library

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You can decide which components to show, or when to show the menu, by using the [pageMenu setting](/zotero-roam/v0.6/customization/custom-page-menu.md).
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## Navigating related papers

### Related items in library

If there are references/citing papers which are stored in your (loaded) Zotero library, the button will indicate how many there are. Clicking on it will show the list :

![Here there are 20 references & 2 citing papers in the user's library. Only items with a DOI will be shown.](/files/-Mg3kmVhCeoOunXG149f)

* **If the paper has a page in Roam**, it will be displayed as a link to that page (reference : blue, citing paper : orange).\
  The button on the right will *open that page in the sidebar*.
* **If the paper does not have a Roam page yet**, it will be displayed as plain text (black).\
  The button on the right will *create that page, import the metadata, and open it in the sidebar*.

### Browsing references/citing papers

Clicking on "XX references" or "YY citing papers" will open a search panel :

![Items already in Zotero have a distinct display ; items not in Zotero have a "Add to Zotero" button.](/files/-Mg3mOeu1MTg7A_QBgGc)

Search is multi-field and paginated. Here are the only available fields at the moment :

* Title
* Authors' last names
* Year
* Publication information (journal/publisher)

Each item will display metadata, outgoing links (Scite, Connected Papers, Semantic Scholar & Google Scholar), as well as a few actions on the right :

* The item's DOI link, if available - otherwise the Semantic Scholar URL
* A `Copy DOI` button
* A `Add to Zotero` button, if the item is not in the user's Zotero library

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As of v0.6.62, an "Add to Zotero" function is available.\
Note that, due to limitations of the Zotero standalone app, it's not possible to setup a combined "Add to Zotero & Roam" button.\
To make sure your new items are added to Roam, you can use the [contextual button](/zotero-roam/v0.6/how-to/context-buttons.md#daily-notes-pages) on today's Daily Note page 🚀
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## Adding items to Zotero

Clicking any "Add to Zotero" button will open a side panel, with options to select :

* The Zotero library for the import
* Any Zotero collections the items should be added to, for that library
* Any tags the items should be given

![Every click on a "Add to Zotero" button will add the selected item to the list, if it's not already there.](/files/-Mg3onhBr2jpt2NS93_a)

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The tags selection field will suggest all pages in your Roam graph.
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