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In-text citations appearing at the top of page when using bibentry and natbib (for astron citation style)
Author-year citation with natbib and Springer's spbasic bibliography styleProblem of duplicate identifier when using bibentry and hyperrefWorkaround for bibentry when using natbib and pagebackrefmix a citation and text using natbibamsthm and citations using natbibHow can I use full citations in footnotes using natbib, chicago style?In text citations not appearing for APA citationNatbib: how to replace the last comma in a citation list with “and” when using citepchange citation font style using natbibUse “and” instead of ampersand, when using the natbib package and agsm-style
I am currently trying to type up a literature review for a class where I have to use the citation style which is relevant to my field. I would like to be able to put the citation I am talking about and the analysis of the source under it with a final bibliography at the end of the paper. Everything seems to work okay and the citations are the way I want them formatted, but at the top of my first page a list of in-text citations for all of my sources appears.
I have seen some notes about nocite*, but it doesn't seem to make any changes in my document.
documentclass[12pt,letterpaper]article
% Set margins to 1.5in
usepackage[margin=0.75in]geometry
% for crimson text
usepackagecrimson
usepackage[T1]fontenc
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textbffontsize18pt20selectfont @title\
vspace10pt
fontsize12pt0selectfont @author
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% For full citations inline
usepackagebibentry
nobibliography*
% For making hanging indents under citations
usepackagehanging
newcommandhangbibentry[1]%
smallskipparhangpara1em1bibentry#1smallskippar %indentafterline
% For indenting the first paragraph of every line
usepackageindentfirst
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begindocument
thispagestylefancy
subsection*hangbibentrySoderblom2010TheStars
This source outlines the various methods astrophysicists utilize to estimate the ages of stars.
bibliographystyleastron
bibliographymnemonic.bib,bib.bib
enddocument
The citation for this article is this:@articleSoderblom2010TheStars,
title = "The Ages of Stars",
year = "2010",
journal = aar,
author = "Soderblom, David R.",
month = "3",
volume = "48",
pages = "581--629",
url = "http://arxiv.org/abs/1003.6074 http://dx.doi.org/10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
doi = "10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
bibtex natbib bibentry
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I am currently trying to type up a literature review for a class where I have to use the citation style which is relevant to my field. I would like to be able to put the citation I am talking about and the analysis of the source under it with a final bibliography at the end of the paper. Everything seems to work okay and the citations are the way I want them formatted, but at the top of my first page a list of in-text citations for all of my sources appears.
I have seen some notes about nocite*, but it doesn't seem to make any changes in my document.
documentclass[12pt,letterpaper]article
% Set margins to 1.5in
usepackage[margin=0.75in]geometry
% for crimson text
usepackagecrimson
usepackage[T1]fontenc
% setup parameter indentation
setlengthparindent15pt
setlengthparskip6pt
% for 1.15 spacing between text
renewcommandbaselinestretch1.15
% For defining spacing between headers
usepackagetitlesec
% Level 1
titleformatsection
normalfontfontsize180bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 2
titleformatsubsection
normalfontfontsize140bfseriesthesection1em
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renewcommandmaketitlebgroup
begincenter
textbffontsize18pt20selectfont @title\
vspace10pt
fontsize12pt0selectfont @author
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makeatother
% For full citations inline
usepackagebibentry
nobibliography*
% For making hanging indents under citations
usepackagehanging
newcommandhangbibentry[1]%
smallskipparhangpara1em1bibentry#1smallskippar %indentafterline
% For indenting the first paragraph of every line
usepackageindentfirst
% For use of astron citation package
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
thispagestylefancy
subsection*hangbibentrySoderblom2010TheStars
This source outlines the various methods astrophysicists utilize to estimate the ages of stars.
bibliographystyleastron
bibliographymnemonic.bib,bib.bib
enddocument
The citation for this article is this:@articleSoderblom2010TheStars,
title = "The Ages of Stars",
year = "2010",
journal = aar,
author = "Soderblom, David R.",
month = "3",
volume = "48",
pages = "581--629",
url = "http://arxiv.org/abs/1003.6074 http://dx.doi.org/10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
doi = "10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
bibtex natbib bibentry
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts withdocumentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has abegindocument...enddocumentso that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.
– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago
add a comment |
I am currently trying to type up a literature review for a class where I have to use the citation style which is relevant to my field. I would like to be able to put the citation I am talking about and the analysis of the source under it with a final bibliography at the end of the paper. Everything seems to work okay and the citations are the way I want them formatted, but at the top of my first page a list of in-text citations for all of my sources appears.
I have seen some notes about nocite*, but it doesn't seem to make any changes in my document.
documentclass[12pt,letterpaper]article
% Set margins to 1.5in
usepackage[margin=0.75in]geometry
% for crimson text
usepackagecrimson
usepackage[T1]fontenc
% setup parameter indentation
setlengthparindent15pt
setlengthparskip6pt
% for 1.15 spacing between text
renewcommandbaselinestretch1.15
% For defining spacing between headers
usepackagetitlesec
% Level 1
titleformatsection
normalfontfontsize180bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 2
titleformatsubsection
normalfontfontsize140bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 3
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontfontsize120bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 4
titleformatparagraph
normalfontfontsize120bfseriesitshapetheparagraph1em
% Level 5
titleformatsubparagraph
normalfontfontsize120itshapetheparagraph1em
% Level 6
makeatletter
newcountersubsubparagraph[subparagraph]
renewcommandthesubsubparagraph%
thesubparagraph.@arabicc@subsubparagraph
newcommandsubsubparagraph%
@startsectionsubsubparagraph % counter
6 % level
parindent % indent
12pt % beforeskip
6pt % afterskip
normalfontfontsize120
newcommandl@subsubparagraph@dottedtocline610em5em
newcommandsubsubparagraphmark[1]
makeatother
titlespacing*section0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*paragraph0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsubparagraph0pt12pt6pt
% Set caption to correct size and location
usepackage[tableposition=top, figureposition=bottom, font=footnotesize, labelfont=bf]caption
% set page number location
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhf % clear all header and footers
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt % remove the header rule
rheadthepage
pagestylefancy
% Overwrite Title
makeatletter
renewcommandmaketitlebgroup
begincenter
textbffontsize18pt20selectfont @title\
vspace10pt
fontsize12pt0selectfont @author
endcenter
makeatother
% For full citations inline
usepackagebibentry
nobibliography*
% For making hanging indents under citations
usepackagehanging
newcommandhangbibentry[1]%
smallskipparhangpara1em1bibentry#1smallskippar %indentafterline
% For indenting the first paragraph of every line
usepackageindentfirst
% For use of astron citation package
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
thispagestylefancy
subsection*hangbibentrySoderblom2010TheStars
This source outlines the various methods astrophysicists utilize to estimate the ages of stars.
bibliographystyleastron
bibliographymnemonic.bib,bib.bib
enddocument
The citation for this article is this:@articleSoderblom2010TheStars,
title = "The Ages of Stars",
year = "2010",
journal = aar,
author = "Soderblom, David R.",
month = "3",
volume = "48",
pages = "581--629",
url = "http://arxiv.org/abs/1003.6074 http://dx.doi.org/10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
doi = "10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
bibtex natbib bibentry
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I am currently trying to type up a literature review for a class where I have to use the citation style which is relevant to my field. I would like to be able to put the citation I am talking about and the analysis of the source under it with a final bibliography at the end of the paper. Everything seems to work okay and the citations are the way I want them formatted, but at the top of my first page a list of in-text citations for all of my sources appears.
I have seen some notes about nocite*, but it doesn't seem to make any changes in my document.
documentclass[12pt,letterpaper]article
% Set margins to 1.5in
usepackage[margin=0.75in]geometry
% for crimson text
usepackagecrimson
usepackage[T1]fontenc
% setup parameter indentation
setlengthparindent15pt
setlengthparskip6pt
% for 1.15 spacing between text
renewcommandbaselinestretch1.15
% For defining spacing between headers
usepackagetitlesec
% Level 1
titleformatsection
normalfontfontsize180bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 2
titleformatsubsection
normalfontfontsize140bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 3
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontfontsize120bfseriesthesection1em
% Level 4
titleformatparagraph
normalfontfontsize120bfseriesitshapetheparagraph1em
% Level 5
titleformatsubparagraph
normalfontfontsize120itshapetheparagraph1em
% Level 6
makeatletter
newcountersubsubparagraph[subparagraph]
renewcommandthesubsubparagraph%
thesubparagraph.@arabicc@subsubparagraph
newcommandsubsubparagraph%
@startsectionsubsubparagraph % counter
6 % level
parindent % indent
12pt % beforeskip
6pt % afterskip
normalfontfontsize120
newcommandl@subsubparagraph@dottedtocline610em5em
newcommandsubsubparagraphmark[1]
makeatother
titlespacing*section0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*paragraph0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt12pt6pt
titlespacing*subsubparagraph0pt12pt6pt
% Set caption to correct size and location
usepackage[tableposition=top, figureposition=bottom, font=footnotesize, labelfont=bf]caption
% set page number location
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhf % clear all header and footers
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt % remove the header rule
rheadthepage
pagestylefancy
% Overwrite Title
makeatletter
renewcommandmaketitlebgroup
begincenter
textbffontsize18pt20selectfont @title\
vspace10pt
fontsize12pt0selectfont @author
endcenter
makeatother
% For full citations inline
usepackagebibentry
nobibliography*
% For making hanging indents under citations
usepackagehanging
newcommandhangbibentry[1]%
smallskipparhangpara1em1bibentry#1smallskippar %indentafterline
% For indenting the first paragraph of every line
usepackageindentfirst
% For use of astron citation package
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
thispagestylefancy
subsection*hangbibentrySoderblom2010TheStars
This source outlines the various methods astrophysicists utilize to estimate the ages of stars.
bibliographystyleastron
bibliographymnemonic.bib,bib.bib
enddocument
The citation for this article is this:@articleSoderblom2010TheStars,
title = "The Ages of Stars",
year = "2010",
journal = aar,
author = "Soderblom, David R.",
month = "3",
volume = "48",
pages = "581--629",
url = "http://arxiv.org/abs/1003.6074 http://dx.doi.org/10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
doi = "10.1146/annurev-astro-081309-130806",
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts withdocumentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has abegindocument...enddocumentso that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.
– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago
add a comment |
4
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts withdocumentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has abegindocument...enddocumentso that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.
– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago
4
4
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts with
documentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has a begindocument...enddocument so that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts with
documentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has a begindocument...enddocument so that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippets compilable? Then we do not have to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
Mar 6 at 7:13
Unfortunately, it is quite challenging to figure out exactly what you are doing and what goes wrong from only the code snippets shown so far. The gold standard for code examples is the so-called MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). An MWE is a full document that starts with
documentclass, contains the relevant bits and pieces of the preamble (ideally only what is relevant for the issue, if the title formats are not relevant they can be dropped for the MWE) and has abegindocument...enddocumentso that it can be compiled to a PDF that reproduces what you see.– moewe
Mar 6 at 8:34
@Kurt I made a test document with the code I just updated to see if it would recreate the problem on a smaller scale and it does. Does that help?
– Erica
55 secs ago