1. Quick start
We start with our simple example.
In cite(Rankin:2006), we learnt how to use wiki citations.
(:bib:)
: Rankin:2006 : Rankin, John. \
www.wikipublisher.org/wiki/index.php?n=Bibliographies.UserGuide"2006-11-17"
(:bibend:)
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In Rankin (2006), we learnt how to use wiki citations.
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2. Modify the reference link text
The most common variant is citeP to produce parenthetical references (Rankin, 2006). The general format for a reference is cite<option>(<key>). Options [Pp] control parenthesis use and [Tt] control text display.
* cite(Rankin:2006) text and year
* citet(Rankin:2006) suppress text
* citeT(Rankin:2006) text only
* cite-t(Rankin:2006) suppress text, no parentheses
* cite-T(Rankin:2006) text only, parentheses
* citep(Rankin:2006) no parentheses
* citeP(Rankin:2006) outer parentheses
* cite-p(Rankin:2006) suppress text and year, no parentheses
* cite-P(Rankin:2006) no outer parentheses
* cite-(Rankin:2006) suppress text and year
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3. Prefixes and suffixes
The general format is cite("<prefix>" <key> "<suffix>").
* cite("see" Rankin:2006)
* cite(Rankin:2006 "p 2")
* cite("see" Rankin:2006 "p 2")
* cite-("priv. comm." Rankin:2006)
* cite-p("priv. comm." Rankin:2006) -- the link is no longer empty
* citet(Rankin:2006 "p 2")
* cite-t(Rankin:2006 "p 2")
* citeT("see" Rankin:2006)
* cite-T("see" Rankin:2006)
* citeP("see" Rankin:2006)
* cite-P("see" Rankin:2006)
* cite(Rankin:2006)'s study -- possessive
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