Make cite{myreference} show name followed by year in bracket
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I am starting my paragraph as "According to cite{John2015}......" but I get "According to (John, 2015)....", I would like to have only the year in brackets but I can't get it right.
biblatex-chicago
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I am starting my paragraph as "According to cite{John2015}......" but I get "According to (John, 2015)....", I would like to have only the year in brackets but I can't get it right.
biblatex-chicago
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
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asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
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If you are really usingbiblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking fortextcite{John2015}.
– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question withbiblatex-chicagoand theretextcitewould be what you are looking for, butcitedoes not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.
– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday
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I am starting my paragraph as "According to cite{John2015}......" but I get "According to (John, 2015)....", I would like to have only the year in brackets but I can't get it right.
biblatex-chicago
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
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I am starting my paragraph as "According to cite{John2015}......" but I get "According to (John, 2015)....", I would like to have only the year in brackets but I can't get it right.
biblatex-chicago
biblatex-chicago
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
11
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
11
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
edited Feb 14 at 20:31
Sebastiano
10.2k41858
10.2k41858
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
11
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
11
asked Feb 14 at 20:29
John KhumJohn Khum
11
11
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
3
If you are really usingbiblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking fortextcite{John2015}.
– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question withbiblatex-chicagoand theretextcitewould be what you are looking for, butcitedoes not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.
– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
3
If you are really usingbiblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking fortextcite{John2015}.
– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question withbiblatex-chicagoand theretextcitewould be what you are looking for, butcitedoes not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.
– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday
3
3
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
3
3
If you are really using
biblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking for textcite{John2015}.– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
If you are really using
biblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking for textcite{John2015}.– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question with
biblatex-chicago and there textcite would be what you are looking for, but cite does not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question with
biblatex-chicago and there textcite would be what you are looking for, but cite does not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please show us a complete compilable short tex code building your bibliography. Do not forget to add the used bib entry to your question ...
– Kurt
Feb 14 at 20:34
3
If you are really using
biblatex-chicago, as your tag suggests, you are probably looking fortextcite{John2015}.– gusbrs
Feb 14 at 20:49
The solution will depend on the bibliography package you use. Please show us which package and style you use in a short example document, a so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864 and tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). You have tagged the question with
biblatex-chicagoand theretextcitewould be what you are looking for, butcitedoes not produce the output you describe (it would not produce parentheses) with that package, so it doubtful that you are actually using it.– moewe
Feb 15 at 7:17
Any news here? Please update your question with the relevant details (and an MWE). In its current state the question can't really be answered, because too many important details are unclear, and so I will vote to close as unclear what you are asking if the question is not edited in due time.
– moewe
yesterday