I want to link an bibliography entry to a place in the continuous text but without using \cite
or any variation of this that produces output like the key, name, year etc.
Nevertheless there should be a backreference like "(see page 12)" in the bibliography.
Is there an easy workaround or command?
Background: I am citing some laws like "this is the law ABC [KEY]" where KEY is also the shortened Name of the law and it would produce the same word two times but one with paranthesis. It should be like "this is the law ABC" followed bei something like \ref{KEY}
and also updating the bibliography.
Currently I am using \nocite{KEY}
that will not produce a backref.
I'm using biblatex
with backend=biber
and backref=true
and don't want to use other packages.
\label{key}
in the section where you want the referance to go, and then write "This is the law ABC (see page\pageref{key}
" – Runar Jun 22 '16 at 9:00\notecite
is what you are looking for. – ig0774 Jun 22 '16 at 12:14