citation.md

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Citation

To make citation possible there must be a bibliography.bib file in the root directory, or it's path should be manually specified with -b flag.

example bibliography.bib:

@incollection{allport35,
  title = "Attitudes",
  author = "Allport, G. W.",
  year = "1935",
  booktitle = "A Handbook of Social Psychology",
  pages = "798-844",
  location = "Worcester, MA, US ",
  publisher = "Clark University Press",
}

@article{murray99,
  author = "Murray, David J. and Ellis, Robert R. and Bandomir, Christina A. and
            Ross, Helen E.",
  title = "Charpentier (1891) on size-weight illusion",
  year = "1991",
  journal = "Perception \& Psychophysics",
  volume = "61 (8)",
  pages = "1681-1685",
  doi = "10.3758/BF03213127",
}

@book{nadirashvili83,
  author = "Nadirashvili, Shota",
  title = "განწყობის ფსიქოლოგია",
  year = "1983",
  publisher = "მეცნიერება",
  location = "თბილისი",
  volume = "1",
}

We can use the citation keys that will be formatted and have bibliography generated in the place of [bibliography] marker.

A bibliography [@allport35] is generated only for the cited items [@nadirashvili83].

[bibliography]

The above input will produce the following output:

<p>A bibliography (Allport, 1935) is generated only for the cited items (Nadirashvili, 1983).</p>
<div class="bibliography">
<h2 class="bibliography-title">Bibliography</h2>
<div class="bibliography-contents">
  <div class="csl-entry">Allport, G. W. (1935). Attitudes. In <i>A handbook of social psychology</i> (pp. 798–844). Worcester, MA, US: Clark University Press.</div>
  <div class="csl-entry">Nadirashvili, S. (1983). განწყობის ფსიქოლოგია (Vol. 1). თბილისი: მეცნიერება.</div>
</div>
</div>

Syntax

Prefix

Input	Output
[@allport35{see}]	(see Allport, 1935)

Locator

Input	Output
[@allport35#p. 52]	(Allport, 1935, p. 52)
[@allport35#p. 52{see}]	(see Allport, 1935, p. 52)

Citation Modes

Syntax	Description	Output
[@allport35]	Regular citation	(Allport, 1935)
[!@allport35]	Author only	Allport
[-@allport35]	Supress author	(1935)
[~@allport35]	Composite citation	Allport (1935)

Multiple Citations

A semicolon (;) is used for multiple sources in a single citation.

Input	Output
[@nadirashvili89; @allport35]	(Nadirashvili, 1989; Allport, 1935)