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Easy Citation Test 1

 

This is test 1 one of easy citations.

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Example 2

The following is an example using a proof-of-concept simple citation markup. It supports various Bibliography Features.

Bla bla bla Adam’s book [2] … and … [see 8]. Bla bla and as Adam wrote [1, p 500] bla bla… Bla bla by [see 4] — this is by Rankin and Ridderström

And finally [7] — how cool is that!

Ridderström has written several papers about legged locomotion, for instance [5] and [6] where the latter focuses on radially symmetric stances.

Now citing some URIs: [10] and [9].

Testing citep… 5.
Testing citep… 7.
Testing citeP… [Ridderström, 5].
Testing citeP… [Soo et al., 7].
Testing citet… Ridderström [5].
Testing citet… Soo et al. [7].
Testing citeT… Ridderström.
Testing *cite… [5].
Testing *cite… [7].
Testing *citeP… [Soo, Grabbitt, and Runn, 7].
Testing cite-… [priv. comm.].
Testing cite-p… priv. comm..
Testing cite-t… Ridderström 5.
Testing cite-T… [Ridderström].
Testing cite-P… Ridderström, 5.

Testing compounds: [3]

Notes

Let’s see the bibliography! There is a problem with Ridderström at the moment. Not any more.

Questions

• What should we do with special characters in names?
  • change them into HTML entities, then remove the & and ; — thereby producing a valid anchor
• Why does the bibliography automatically appear at the end of the page? (What if I want something after the bibliography)
  • it loads the bibliography into $HTMLFooterFmt and the template controls where this goes (there are ways to put other things into the footer, if needed)
• Is the bibliography sorted? If so, why is ‘von Gaza’ at the end?
  • in the Wellington telephone book, ‘von’ sorts with the letter V, which is between U and W
• What will happen with an author named ‘Åkesson’? (In Swedish ‘Å’ is sorted after ‘Z’)
  • have a look at [11]