Closed manumart closed 3 years ago
Sure, just don't use pandoc-citeproc. The --biblatex
or --natbib
parameters should do what you need: https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#citation-rendering
(By the way, you should switch to the new citeproc anyway; use --citeproc
instead of -F pandoc-citeproc
)
A scientific journal asks me to produce a latex .tex file along with a .bib file, with citations in text the usual "latex" way. Hence I would need citeproc to simply replace the @jons_smith_1995 like citations with standard latex call (\cite{jons_smith_1995} for instance), and stop before inserting in the text the "final" citation (Jons et al. 1995). Is there a way to do this with pandoc-citeproc?
Thank you in advance, Manuel