Hi,
I am struggling to find answer to relatively straight forward question.
I want to give a reference to a website (it does not have an author) in Harvard style in bibtex format.
I tried @misc and @online entries but these did not come out correctly.
Is there a better way in bibtex to specify anonymous websites?
@online{foo_bar,
title = {{Some title}},
url = {Some website},
urldate = {Some date},
}
=> produced foo(year) where I had used \cite{foo_bar}. The references section contained an entry starting with a year. I think this is to be expected because there is no author.
@misc{foo_bar,
title = {{Some title}},
howpublished = {\url{Some website}},
year = {Some date},
note = {Accessed: Some date},
}
=> produced foo(year) where I had used \cite{foo_bar}. The references section contained an entry starting with a year. I think this is to be expected because there is no author.
I am expecting something better than foo(year) at the place of citation.
If it helps, I am using a template from SAGE publishing.
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ How to write reference to website in Harvard style in bibtex
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