How to create a citation in the bibliography corresponding to every footnote?
I'm pretty new to this whole thing, so forgive if this is a stupid question. The only thing I've figured out how to do so far is use footnote
to create a footnote which I use as a short version of the long citation. However, this doesnt create an entry in the bibliography.
How can I create a new entry for every footnote I create? I am using TeXstudio.
Thanks.
bibliographies citing footnotes
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I'm pretty new to this whole thing, so forgive if this is a stupid question. The only thing I've figured out how to do so far is use footnote
to create a footnote which I use as a short version of the long citation. However, this doesnt create an entry in the bibliography.
How can I create a new entry for every footnote I create? I am using TeXstudio.
Thanks.
bibliographies citing footnotes
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Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider usingbiblatex
? It has afootcite
command.
– Bernard
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago
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I'm pretty new to this whole thing, so forgive if this is a stupid question. The only thing I've figured out how to do so far is use footnote
to create a footnote which I use as a short version of the long citation. However, this doesnt create an entry in the bibliography.
How can I create a new entry for every footnote I create? I am using TeXstudio.
Thanks.
bibliographies citing footnotes
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I'm pretty new to this whole thing, so forgive if this is a stupid question. The only thing I've figured out how to do so far is use footnote
to create a footnote which I use as a short version of the long citation. However, this doesnt create an entry in the bibliography.
How can I create a new entry for every footnote I create? I am using TeXstudio.
Thanks.
bibliographies citing footnotes
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Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider usingbiblatex
? It has afootcite
command.
– Bernard
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago
add a comment |
2
Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider usingbiblatex
? It has afootcite
command.
– Bernard
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago
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Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider using
biblatex
? It has a footcite
command.– Bernard
5 hours ago
Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider using
biblatex
? It has a footcite
command.– Bernard
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago
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Welcome to TeX SX! Would you consider using
biblatex
? It has afootcite
command.– Bernard
5 hours ago
Relative tex.stackexchange.com/q/242110/120578 (just to see how it works in some examples. Also you could remove the TeXStudio part of your question because it doesn't have a relation with the content of your question)
– koleygr
5 hours ago
No one here asks stupid questions... at most you'll find questions that are duplicated :-) Again welcome.
– Sebastiano
5 hours ago