cannot obtain authoryear-style citation call-outs with the 'natbib' package
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I am using natbib package and plainnat style. I need to create citation call-outs of the "Author et al. (2000)".
In preamble, I have usepackage[authoryear]{natbib}.
In the text, I use citet{ref}. This is supposed to generate "Author et al. (2000)".
The problem is that natbib refuses to show such citation; instead, it shows just (1). However, if I write citeauthor{ref} citeyearpar{ref} it's ok: "Author et al. (2000)".
What is the problem? It seems that natbib just ignores the command citet
citing natbib
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I am using natbib package and plainnat style. I need to create citation call-outs of the "Author et al. (2000)".
In preamble, I have usepackage[authoryear]{natbib}.
In the text, I use citet{ref}. This is supposed to generate "Author et al. (2000)".
The problem is that natbib refuses to show such citation; instead, it shows just (1). However, if I write citeauthor{ref} citeyearpar{ref} it's ok: "Author et al. (2000)".
What is the problem? It seems that natbib just ignores the command citet
citing natbib
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I am using natbib package and plainnat style. I need to create citation call-outs of the "Author et al. (2000)".
In preamble, I have usepackage[authoryear]{natbib}.
In the text, I use citet{ref}. This is supposed to generate "Author et al. (2000)".
The problem is that natbib refuses to show such citation; instead, it shows just (1). However, if I write citeauthor{ref} citeyearpar{ref} it's ok: "Author et al. (2000)".
What is the problem? It seems that natbib just ignores the command citet
citing natbib
edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
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asked Aug 4 at 14:51
Yauheni
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I am using natbib package and plainnat style. I need to create citation call-outs of the "Author et al. (2000)".
In preamble, I have usepackage[authoryear]{natbib}.
In the text, I use citet{ref}. This is supposed to generate "Author et al. (2000)".
The problem is that natbib refuses to show such citation; instead, it shows just (1). However, if I write citeauthor{ref} citeyearpar{ref} it's ok: "Author et al. (2000)".
What is the problem? It seems that natbib just ignores the command citet
citing natbib
citing natbib
edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
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asked Aug 4 at 14:51
Yauheni
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edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
270k30367755
asked Aug 4 at 14:51
Yauheni
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edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
270k30367755
edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
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edited Aug 4 at 16:18
Mico
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asked Aug 4 at 14:51
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The plainnat bibliography style, when used in conjunction with the natbib citation management package, is definitely capable of producing authoryear-style citation call-outs. Something must be going on in your code that's changing the citation call-out style from authoryear to numeric. Some, not mutually exclusive, hypotheses:
Do you and/or the document class you employ maybe load the natbib package more than once, with conflicting options? In particular, is the
numbersoption specified in any of the duplicatenatbibloading operations?Are there any
setcitestyleinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Are there any
bibpunctinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Is there more than one
bibliographystyleinstruction in the document?
A quick-and-dirty fix for re-instating authoryear-style citation call-outs would be to insert the instruction
setcitestyle{authoryear}
immediately before begin{document}.
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
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this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
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The plainnat bibliography style, when used in conjunction with the natbib citation management package, is definitely capable of producing authoryear-style citation call-outs. Something must be going on in your code that's changing the citation call-out style from authoryear to numeric. Some, not mutually exclusive, hypotheses:
Do you and/or the document class you employ maybe load the natbib package more than once, with conflicting options? In particular, is the
numbersoption specified in any of the duplicatenatbibloading operations?Are there any
setcitestyleinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Are there any
bibpunctinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Is there more than one
bibliographystyleinstruction in the document?
A quick-and-dirty fix for re-instating authoryear-style citation call-outs would be to insert the instruction
setcitestyle{authoryear}
immediately before begin{document}.
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
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show 5 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
(too long for a comment, hence posted as an answer)
The plainnat bibliography style, when used in conjunction with the natbib citation management package, is definitely capable of producing authoryear-style citation call-outs. Something must be going on in your code that's changing the citation call-out style from authoryear to numeric. Some, not mutually exclusive, hypotheses:
Do you and/or the document class you employ maybe load the natbib package more than once, with conflicting options? In particular, is the
numbersoption specified in any of the duplicatenatbibloading operations?Are there any
setcitestyleinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Are there any
bibpunctinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Is there more than one
bibliographystyleinstruction in the document?
A quick-and-dirty fix for re-instating authoryear-style citation call-outs would be to insert the instruction
setcitestyle{authoryear}
immediately before begin{document}.
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
|
show 5 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
(too long for a comment, hence posted as an answer)
The plainnat bibliography style, when used in conjunction with the natbib citation management package, is definitely capable of producing authoryear-style citation call-outs. Something must be going on in your code that's changing the citation call-out style from authoryear to numeric. Some, not mutually exclusive, hypotheses:
Do you and/or the document class you employ maybe load the natbib package more than once, with conflicting options? In particular, is the
numbersoption specified in any of the duplicatenatbibloading operations?Are there any
setcitestyleinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Are there any
bibpunctinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Is there more than one
bibliographystyleinstruction in the document?
A quick-and-dirty fix for re-instating authoryear-style citation call-outs would be to insert the instruction
setcitestyle{authoryear}
immediately before begin{document}.
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
(too long for a comment, hence posted as an answer)
The plainnat bibliography style, when used in conjunction with the natbib citation management package, is definitely capable of producing authoryear-style citation call-outs. Something must be going on in your code that's changing the citation call-out style from authoryear to numeric. Some, not mutually exclusive, hypotheses:
Do you and/or the document class you employ maybe load the natbib package more than once, with conflicting options? In particular, is the
numbersoption specified in any of the duplicatenatbibloading operations?Are there any
setcitestyleinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Are there any
bibpunctinstructions after thenatbibpackage is loaded?Is there more than one
bibliographystyleinstruction in the document?
A quick-and-dirty fix for re-instating authoryear-style citation call-outs would be to insert the instruction
setcitestyle{authoryear}
immediately before begin{document}.
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
answered Aug 4 at 16:12
Mico
270k30367755
270k30367755
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
|
show 5 more comments
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
this is what i use in the preambule
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:26
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newfloat{algorithm}{H}{} sloppy addtolength{topmargin}{-2cm} addtolength{oddsidemargin}{-1.5cm} addtolength{evensidemargin}{-1.5cm} setlength{textwidth}{1.20textwidth} setlength{textheight}{1.25textheight} renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.25} fi newtheorem{defin}{Definition} newtheorem{lem}{Lemma} newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newtheorem{observ}{Observation} newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary} newcommand{proof}{ noindent {bf Proof: }} newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:27
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
newcommand{qed}{ hspace*{fill} rule{1ex}{1ex} noindent} input{tcilatex} makeatletter makeatother geometry{left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm}
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:28
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
In fact insted of Borthen et al. (2017) it produces Borthen et al. (2)
– Yauheni
Aug 4 at 17:35
|
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Welcome to TeX.SE. It would be great if you could form your code snippets into an MWE, see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1436/welcome-to-tex-sx.
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