I am hoping there is a quick and easy solution to my problem i just cannot find a way to do it. I am writing my thesis using BibTeX for the referencing, in the whole document i have used the style "phjcp" and superscript citations as i want. However, at the bottom of a figure i want to write something like: "This figure was taken from reference 12" for example. If i do it at the moment the 12 would be a superscript, in this instance i just want it to be the number of the reference not superscript. I realise i could just hardcode it but this is not ideal.
Any help would be great.
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kaiserkarl13
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Change the Citation Style in one Place only
There is a
\citeonline command that's part of the cite package and a \citenum command that's part of natbib; either will do what you intend.