I often want to cite with pp.78, denoting page 78 and following. Is there a way to do that directly in a way of \autocite[78]{title}?
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2You know that 'p' is usually for a single page and 'pp' for a range of pages?– Joseph Wright ♦Feb 23, 2011 at 10:06
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2Yes, but I've been taught that it is sufficient to cite the first page and use ff (in Germany) or pp. if the cite refers to the following pages as well.– Owe JessenFeb 23, 2011 at 10:50
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Write \autocite[78\psq]{title} or \autocite[78\psqq]{title}. See sections 3.7.8 Miscellaneous Commands and 3.12.3 Page Numbers in Citations of the biblatex manual for details.
EDIT: My answer may be the "usual" way to denote "following" pages, but it's not what you want. Write \autocite[\ppno~78]{title} to force a page range.
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Thanks for the quick answer... and sorry for not reading the manual good enough. Feb 23, 2011 at 10:47