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• How do I change the format of my citations?

  You can change how you format of your citations (citation style) in two different ways. Changing citation style upon export. Changing citation style from citation modal. Changing citation style upon export You can format your citations upon export to over 8,000 different citation styles. The format will be propagated to your export according to the journal or citation style that you select. The citation style will not update in the web-view, only the export. Step 1 : Select export o Popular

• How do I delete a citation or a reference?

  In order to remove a citation from one of your documents, simply position your cursor after the citation and press backspace/delete. The reference linked to the citation will also be removed from the bibliography at the end of the document. (See Gif below) | Note 1. Still cannot remove a reference from the bibliography? It is possible that you (or a collaborator) has selected the Show all references checkbox under Document Settings (under the cogs menu ⚙️ in the toolbar) | **Not Popular

• How to use the citation tool

  To add a citation in Authorea, select the Citebutton on the toolbar of any active document. The Cite button calls a window which provides several options for citations. The first option is to search Crossref for citation information. The search functionality supports search by author name, year, publication, or keyword. Select Add next to the citation to Some readers

• How to import an entire Mendeley, Endnote, or Zotero library

  You can import an entire bibliographic database from Mendeley, Endnote, or Zotero. First, you need to export your entire bibliography in BibTeX format. Go to Mendeley, Endnote, or Zotero and download/export your bibliography in BibTeX format. This will give you a .bib file. Second, go to an existing Authorea article and navigate to the Data folder, and browse to the bibliography folder (if it does not exist, create the folder). Finally, upload the .bib file with your library (using th Some readers

• How do I add a citation manually from Google Scholar?

  Search your reference in Google Scholar. In the search results, click the "Cite" button right below the reference you want to cite. In the popup window that opens, select BibTeX at the bottom of the window. Copy the BibTeX entry. 3. Finally, go back to Authorea, click the Cite button in the toolbar and paste the BibTeX from Google Scholar into the the bott Some readers

• Citation management for LaTeX users

  ${youtube}How to cite articles in LaTeX How to add a citation From inside a LaTeX block in the Authorea beta editor, click on the cite button. A citation tool opens up. Search for the paper by author name, title, keyword, and/or year of publication in one of our databases. When you find it, cite it and this will create a citation in your text suc Few readers

• Importing Mendeley References

  Mendeley is a reference manager and academic social network from Elsevier. Mendeley makes it easy to manage references during the writing process. Authorea makes it easy to integrate Mendeley into your writing workflow. Integrating Mendeley into Authorea requires a one-time setup to change the default export option in Mendeley desktop to BibTeX. To set BibTeX to default in Mendeley Desktop: Step 1: Go to View > Citation Style > More Styles... ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk Few readers

• Importing Zotero references

  Zotero is a tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources. To integrate Zotero into your Authorea writing environment, make sure you first set the Zotero default export format to BibTeX. To set Zotero default export style to BibTeX: Step 1: Navigate to Zotero Preferences Step 2: From here (see image above), navigate to Export and select BibTeX as the default format ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/d38f777e-0276-4c52-8a15-b5855ac4903c/4b1 Few readers

• Is it possible to export a document with numbered citations and references?

  Yes! Click on Export Options under the Export dropdown menu. In the Export Options dashboard, change the Citation Style to one of the following options (see below) to customize the appearance of your citations and references to a numbered style. Note. Different styles change ordering of citations, numbering, and reference styles Note 2. At the moment, numbe Few readers

• How do I make the exported bibliography have references sorted alphabetically rather by order of appearance?

  To sort references alphabetically in your bibliography (i.e. sorted by first author's last name), from the Export dropdown, select Export Options and choose Citation Style : apacite (bibtex) if you would like a natural APA-looking citation of the form "Rodriguez (2011)" alpha (bibtex) if you'd like a citation of the form "Rod11" plain (bibtex) if you would like a numbered citation of the form "1" All the above Citation Styles produce a reference list sorted alphabetically. Few readers

• How do I cite website?

  If you need a simple link to a webpage, click on the link button in the toolbar (🔗) and add a URL and link text. If you need to cite a webpage as a scholarly reference, click the cite button in the toolbar. Copy and paste the the URL into the field and hit We will automatically pull the information from the URL, which you can modify as you wish or directly add. Few readers

• When adding a citation, how to correctly display author's last name when it is two words long?

  If you are citing a paper whose authors have a two word last name (e.g. "Van Emmerick") you want to have both words displayed in your web and exported view. In most cases, this is already handled in the metadata by our bibliographic sources. But if you don't see a citation as "Van Emmerick, 2017" then do the following. Upon adding a citation, edit it (before adding it) so that the author line goes from: `author = {Tim Van Emmerik and Susan C. Steele-Dunne and Jasmeet Judge and Nick Van De Giese Few readers