Hi all
In the References, it shows for instance
[1] Ali Choudhary, Paul Levine, Peter McAdam, and PeterWelz. Happiness inertia: Analytical aspects of the easterlin paradox. Oxford Economic Papers, forthcoming, 2011.
[2] Vasco J. Gabriel, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman, and Bo Yang. An estimated dsge model of the indian economy. Handbook of the Indian Economy, forthcoming, 2011.
But I want to get rid of the numbering [1] [2] etc.
I'm now using plain bib style with reverse year order. I'm also using multibib.
Is there a way to get rid of numbering? or change it's color to white?
Please save my life, I'm running out of options but to bother you guys.
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Get rid of Numbering in References
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Get rid of Numbering in References
Have a look at the Bibstyles document, which can be found here. Scroll down a bit to find BibTeX styles where the numbers are not used.
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Re: Get rid of Numbering in References
thanks for the help.
But I'm actually looking for getting rid of the number at all, like just using the bibliography as a list of publications of a professor.
Can I change it to a small black dot?
But I'm actually looking for getting rid of the number at all, like just using the bibliography as a list of publications of a professor.
Can I change it to a small black dot?
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Re: Get rid of Numbering in References
Try using natbib and a non-numeric bibliography style (e.g., plainnat, unsrtnat, abbrvnat). You can also make custom bibliography styles using "latex makebst"; then you can get exactly the formatting you want, without numbers, etc.