This example has been "moved" to 
-> http://wiki.lyx.org/test/wiki/pmwiki.php/EasyCite/Example1

This is an example of how to use ''easy citations''. Just look at the [[({$Name}?action=)source]] of this page to see the details of how it is done.
(:comment only the first bib block on a page is rcognised for editing:)
(:bib fmt=#:)

: easycitations : Cookbook:EasyCitations — the recipe page for ''easy citations''

: key : Text of the reference that will show up in the bibliography.

: thispage : http://www.wikipublisher.org/wiki/index.php?n=Bibliographies.EasyCitationExample1 — this web page

: pmwiki : http://pmwiki.org — the main website for PmWiki

(:bibend:)

-> Quick summary:
## Use [@cite(key)@] to cite items in the bibliography.
## Add items to the bibliography as [@
(:bib:)
: key : Text of this item in the bibliography
(:bibend:)
@]

(:nolinkwikiwords:)

You use @@easy citations@@ to cite items in a bibliography by writing [@cite(key)@] which results in cite(key). This cites an item in the bibliography list that is automatically generated and placed at the end of the current page. One simple use for citations is have a list of various web pages that you want to refer to as in this example:

-> This page cite(thispage) is a wiki page, and the wiki engine used
   here is called PmWiki cite(pmwiki) and the easy citations is a so
   called cookbook recipe cite(easycitations). That recipe is required
   for the citations to work on this page.

Note that citing an item twice does not produce a new number. The use of numbers to refer to items in the bibliography is called using a ''numerical citation style''. There is also a textual citation style, see ??? for an example on how to use that. You can change the citation style by adding a fmt to the [=(:bib:)=] directive.

!!! How do I use it?

There are two steps two using easy citations:
* Add a bibliographic database to the page where you write
  the information about the things you wish to cite[^to ''cite'' means to refer to an item in the bibliography^]. This can be as
  simple as writing:
--> [@
(:bib:)
: key : Text of the reference that will show up in the bibliography.
: pmwiki : http://pmwiki.org
(:bibend:)
@]
-> You can have as many entries as you like within
   [@(:bib:)@]...[@(:bibend:)@].
* Cite your references. This can be as simple as writing
  [@cite(key)@] which results in cite(key).

See ?? for further information and examples.

!! Comments

!! Contributors

* Christian Ridderström

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