Closed smythp closed 5 years ago
I believe you are looking for the nocite link type, e.g. nocite:somekey
Perfect! Thank you for the help.
It depends on what you mean.
[[nocite:]] will export to \nocite{}
It will be a red link, since it can't match anything (I am pushing a fix for this). you might look at org-ref-build-full-bibliography too.
John
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Hi, does org-ref support the \nocite{*} syntax?
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Hi John, thanks for the fast answer. I was a bit confused by the red link.
However, org-ref is not required. I simply add \nocite{*}
after the bibliography call and that does the trick.
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This works like a charm for LaTeX but for some reason not when exporting into html. Is it normal or should I open a new issue? Thanks in advance.
HTML export is pretty limited. That sounds normal. It is very hard to get good html export in general for citations. You might be able to create some code based on https://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu/blog/2015/12/11/Introduction-to-a-citation-processor-in-org-ref/ for what you are trying to do.
Is there a way to include works in the bibliography that weren't' cited in the text?