Closed jackweinbender closed 5 years ago
I've followed the default verbose
styles which do not support \cite* (and relatives). I notice there is a workaround at https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/262472/87678.
I'm not sure why the default verbose
style don't support this, but I can't see why I couldn't add this feature.
Great. FWIW, the specific use case I'm dealing with is using \cite*
in footnotes where I've already mentioned the author's name.
@jackweinbender , can you check if the latest commit does what you want?
I haven't tried it with every entry type, but, as far as I can tell, this is spot-on. Thanks!
One of these days I'm going to actually learn some TeX and contribute back to this project. Your work has been immensely helpful for me over the years (back to pre-biblatex days!).
Perhaps there is a more idiomatic method within
biblatex-sbl
, but I'm looking for a way to suppress the author when using the\cite...
command. I know standardbiblatex
styles use\cite*{...}
, but that doesn't seem to work here.