jaffe@ics.uci.edu (Matt Jaffe) (12/03/89)
"YATES, JOHN H." <YATES@a.chem.upenn.edu> writes: >The closest solution I have found personally to my query about making >LaTeX use superscripts for references is to define mycite as below to >use in the running text (not, of course, tables, figures, etc.). >\def\mycite#1{{\footnotesize{$^{^{\cite{#1}}}$}}} >(doubly supered for the best position in appearance). >I am still hoping someone can show me a trivial solution to getting >rid of the brackets around this superscript. It appears that it is >built in the LaTeX executable and perhaps inaccessible other than >by tweaking the LaTeX source? But perhaps it can be tricked or backspaced >over or... ? I currently have it in a usable form, but would like perfection >if possible. >Thanks, John >yates@a.chem.upenn.edu >P.S. Please respond directly to me, I don't read this newslist. I'm > overextended with the few I do attempt to keep up with. >P.P.S. As far as getting rid of the brackets in the References, that was > trivial. I just modified ARTICLE.STY (in a new document style name, > of course), removing the appropriate [ and ] and replacing the right > one with a period (.) . I use the following line in my style file to do the trick; note that it doesn't "double super", only once; trivial mod to do it double, obviously: \renewcommand{\@cite}[2]{{\small $^{#1\if@tempswa , #2\fi}$}} ...Matt