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I'm referencing by authortitle so don't need the number key in the bibliography. How do I get rid of it? Here's my code

\usepackage[
    backend=biber,
    style=nature,
    citestyle=authortitle
]{biblatex}

and here's the output

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How do I get ride of 1. and 2.?

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    Try style=authoryear (because you've told you want to use it) or style=authortitle (because you've already used it in the shown code) instead of style=nature,citestyle=authortitle. If this does not help, please show a minimal working example with bibliography or a minimal working example using biblatex-examples.bib.
    – cabohah
    Feb 4 at 13:45
  • @cabohah Apologies, I am citing by authortitle. I just corrected my OP. Your suggestion of style=authortitle worked perfectly.
    – buttonsrtoys
    Feb 4 at 14:31
  • @cabohah Do you want to type up a quick answer here, so the question can be marked as solved?
    – moewe
    Feb 18 at 7:04
  • @moewe What kind of answer do you expect to a scribbled down question with no MWE and no substance? Would be: "Don't mix cite style authortitle with a numeric style like nature to be used for the bibliography. Instead simply use style=authortitle." enough for an answer? I have been explained, that answers should always contain a full example. But I have little desire to hew a complete example from my fingers, even though the questioner did not feel like giving one, despite explicitly asking.
    – cabohah
    Feb 18 at 15:10
  • @cabohah Sounds OK to me. If the question doesn't have an MWE and can be answered without an MWE, I don't see why one would have to make up one just for the answer. Especially when the answer is clear without an example.
    – moewe
    Feb 18 at 15:15

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Don't mix citestyle=authortitle with a numeric style like nature to be used for the bibliography. Instead simply use style=authortitle to have the same non-numeric style as style for the bibliography and the cites.

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