Currently, the author-only, suppress author etc options work only with some citation styles. For numeric styles (e.g. [1]) these options have no effect.
However, it would be great being able to write a text like this:
In 2001, Smith and Johnsen showed that substance abc is effective [1]
with "2001" and "Smith and Johnsen" being added by Docear4Word, too (in addition to "[1]".
The best solution was if citeproc-js would support this. However, since it doesn't, could it be a workaround to have two citation styles in the same document? in this case, if the user selects e.g. "Author only" and the originally selected style if numeric, then another citation style is used for inserting the author.
Currently, the author-only, suppress author etc options work only with some citation styles. For numeric styles (e.g. [1]) these options have no effect. However, it would be great being able to write a text like this:
with "2001" and "Smith and Johnsen" being added by Docear4Word, too (in addition to "[1]". The best solution was if citeproc-js would support this. However, since it doesn't, could it be a workaround to have two citation styles in the same document? in this case, if the user selects e.g. "Author only" and the originally selected style if numeric, then another citation style is used for inserting the author.