Dear all,
I read the manual but still don't get what the difference is between
using Templates and using Styles. I read Styles are really hard to
develop, so I was wondering how to accomplish the following:
As a law student, I use LaTeX (TeXShop editor for Mac) and have to add
a lot of footnotes for case law, articles and books. Each of these
classes have different official referencing rules, always depending on
whether it's a footnote or a reference in the bibliography.
Uptill now, I made several templates in which I incorporated the
\footnote{} command. In BibDesk I used the "Copy using [Template]"
submenu and then pasted that in TeXShop.
Two questions:
- Can this be done easier? Is it possible that I type \cite{key} in my
LaTeX editor and that LaTeX then automatically generates a footnote
and a reference in the bibliography, using a different template
depending on whether it's an article, a book,...
- In BibDesk, there's a Preview function which is very handy. Is there
a way I can make the TeX preview be generated following the same
templates? This would mean BibDesk used another template depending on
the class of the source (article, book,...).
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