Using achemso
class, is there a way to avoid the superfluous bibliography entry when the first citation contains an optional note? In such cases, the demonstration example warns us than achemso
"assumes that the whole work has already been cited: odd numbering will result if this is not the case."
Why, and is there an alternative or workaround? MWE illustrates undesired default behavior when using \cite
with optional note to give a specific page number:
\documentclass{achemso}%
\begin{filecontents}{example.bib}
@Article{ref1,
author = {Author},
title = {Title of work},
date = {2014}
} \end{filecontents}
\title{Test of citations with optional note in achemso}
\begin{document}
Here is the first and so far only reference \cite[p.~x]{ref1}, %
but two bibliography entries are made~\ldots
\bibliography{example}
\end{document}
Instead of the following (with note 1 never appearing in the text):
(1) Author,
(2) Ref. 1, p. x.
I want:
(1) Author, p. x.
Later in my document I may refer to other parts of the same work (so cannot specify pages in the .bib
file). Also, the citation style uses superscripts; thus there is no parenthetical text (as per natbib
's \citep
) in which to put the optional note.