Citation formats

[annabellelukin]

HI everyone,

I feel I should know this already! I need in-text citations in two formats. This one I can do:

It is the hallmark of late twentieth century linguistics that the discipline has “oscillated wildly between system and instance, creating a massive disjunction between the two” (Halliday, 2003g, p. 376).

But sometimes I want to say "As Halliday (2003g, p376) argues, it is the hallmark of late twentieth century linguistics ...etc".

How do I get Bookends to do this second one?

Thanks
Annabelle

[Jon]

Use one of the metacharacters at the beginning of the citation. An easy way to remind you which to use (and to make it for you) is Edit -> Copy Citation with Modifiers.

For "author in front" you want ^
{^temp cite@376}

Jon
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[annabellelukin]