author, title, journal title, etc.), you may add that reference manually: If you do not have an ISBN or DOI for an item you wish to add, but you have other bibliographic information that Zotero can use to track down the correct citation (e.g.
If the item is found, a reference is automatically added nto your Zotero library. Copy and paste the standard number into the box, or manually add the numbers. Choose "Add Item(s) by Identifier" button. DOI (Digital Object Identifier) - most scholarly journal articles have this unique identifier, usually begins with 10.*, e.g., doi:10.1002/nphys1170. 
ISBN (International Standard Book Number) - 10 or 13 digit code for books and monographs, e.g., 978-1-56619-909-4. If you have standard numbers for the records you wish to add, you may add them to your Zotero library by entering them manually into Zotero 5.0. Zotero Connector will automatically sync the citation (and any attached PDFs if available) into your Zotero 5.0 library. When you are ready to save an item you're browsing, click on the Zotero Connector icon for your browser (a small Z or rectangle in the upper right of your toolbar). Open Zotero 5.0 (if Zotero 5.0 is not open, you will get a prompt from Zotero Connector to open the app first). If you have Zotero Connector properly installed in your browser you will be able to easily save what you are looking at in your browser into your Zotero Library in Zotero 5.0. Zotero Connector will sync directly with Zotero 5.0. Manually entering citations in Zotero 5.0. 
Using a standard number (e.g., ISBN or DOI) in Zotero 5.0.Using Zotero Connector (in your default browser).There are three basic ways to add references to your Zotero library: Adding Citations/References into your Zotero Library
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