Often times you want to add entries to the references section of a LaTeX document without actualy citing them. The \nocite{reference} may be used to add the record to the references, but writing \nocite for each reference can get tedious. Luckily, adding \nocite{*} to the document will ensure that everything is added to the references.
Posts Tagged ‘reference’
Referencing all BibTeX entries without citing in LaTeX
Posted: 17th April 2010 by Tim in LaTeXTags: bibliography, BibTeX, cite, document, LaTeX, nocite, reference
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Referencing website URLs with LaTeX (BibTeX)
Posted: 4th April 2010 by Tim in LaTeXTags: BibTeX, document, howpublshed, LaTeX, layout, misc, reference, url, webpage, website
In BibTeX there is no bibliography record type for website references. Luckily, the Misc bibliography record type has a howpublished attribute, which may be mixed with the \url command to allow website referencing. Below is an example of a document named urlbib which demonstrates this. File: urlbib.tex \documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article} \usepackage{url} \begin{document} \section*{Testing the URL citations} Line [...]
Incorrect referencing in LaTeX documents
Posted: 24th February 2010 by Tim in LaTeXTags: algorithm, document, figure, LaTeX, markup, reference, referencing, syntax, table
If you’ve written up a LaTeX document and find that some of the figures, tables, algorithms, etc. are being referenced wrong (such as Figure 2.4 being referenced as figure 6), chances are you’ve put your caption and \label tags in the wrong order. LaTeX needs \label to be after \caption, or for \label to be [...]
Referencing in LaTeX
Posted: 12th December 2009 by Tim in LaTeXTags: LaTeX, layout, page, reference, referencing
One of the nice things about LaTeX is that it sorts out reference numbers for you. This is done through the use of the \label, \ref and \pageref commands. This allows us to add, remove or re-arrange elements without worrying about where they are referenced in the rest of the document The \label is a [...]