{citing} is about specific or customized citation commands. For general questions about bibliographies and citations, use {bibliographies}, or preferably the tag for the bibliography packages and/or backend programs you use, e.g., {bibtex}, {natbib}, or {biblatex}.
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biblatex, full citation and short citations
I have this problem.
After the last modification, I have the following Biblatex part in my preamble:
\usepackage[style=verbose- ...
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biblatex footnote references [closed]
Another migrating to biblatex type question.
In my thesis I have used something called the footbib package. What this lets me do is create citations in the text, in some regular way, only the ...
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Cite without author's name
The \cite command places the author's name and date in the document. If I have already mentioned an author's name, though, I only need the date and maybe a letter:
"Lewis (1998b) claimed that ..."
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Number equation with previously used (auto-assigned) number [duplicate]
Assume you have a long text (i.e. a thesis/book/etc) with a lot of equations per chapter. At some point later in the text, you not only want to reference an equation but actually spell it out again, ...
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Using \citeauthor in custom bibliography style
I am using the following bibliography style for my journal article: https://github.com/bopaper/bopaper/blob/master/bmc_article.bst
I want to be able to use \citeauthor. If I use is just like that it ...
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Customize citation style
Is it possible to customize citation styles? I'm not talking about the bibliography, but the appearance of the optional argument in \cite[Theorem $4$]{Pitagora}.
Usually it is rendered as [Pit03, ...
