I'm trying to define a hangindent (I managed that) which is repeated for each new line or each new paragraph or something. Do I really have to repeat that before each entry or is there a way of setting that generally for each line / paragraph in this particular chapter? The idea is that if an entry is longer than a line the later lines should have a hanging indentation.
(And yes, I'm aware that writing the bibliography manually is totally silly but my department is very peculiar about how the bibliography has to look like and I wasted 2 days already trying to get a custom style to work (and failed obviously) so I figured doing it manually would in the end be quicker.. -.-)
thx a lot in advance :)
\chapter{Bibliography}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
\label{Bibliography}
\hangindent=\parindent
\hangafter=1
Adams, Ansel. \emph{Die neue Ansel Adams Photobibliothek: Das Negativ}. Ed. Robert Baker. 9th ed. München: Christian Verlag GmbH, 1998.\\
Kiefer, Roland. \emph{Nikon Fotoschule}. Schaffhausen: Verlag Photographie, 1981.
\bibitem
, which is built into the basic latex faciilties. it would probably be easier to call on that than to build your own.\\
(new line) by a blank line (paragraph break)