cite

.cite key:{String} -> Node

Creates a citation to one or more bibliography entries.

The result is a label that matches with that of the bibliography entries with the given key. Multiple keys can be specified as a comma-separated list, producing a single combined label (e.g. [1], [3] or (Einstein, 1905; Hawking, 1988)).

Example:

bibliography.bib

@article{einstein,
...
}

...

Quarkdown:

Einstein's work .cite {einstein} is fundamental to modern physics.

These results .cite {einstein, latexcompanion} are well-known.

.bibliography {bibliography.bib}

Result:

Einstein's work [1] is fundamental to modern physics.

These results [1], [2] are well-known.

Return

a wrapped BibliographyCitation node

Parameters

key

the key (or comma-separated keys) of the bibliography entries to cite

Throws

if no non-blank citation key is provided

Wiki page

Bibliography#citations