Sebastian Rohrer wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Sebastian Rohrer wrote:
Hi,
I want to use the "achemso" package for the formatting of my
bibliography.
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/achemso/)
This package provides citation styles compliant with the rules of the
journals of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
I need a specific options, which includes the title of a cited
article in the citation. Therefore I have included the following line
in my latex preamble
\usepackage[usetitle]{achemso}
"usetitle" is the option that provides the inclusion of the title in
the citation.
Lyx uses the achemso citation style but ignores the "usetitle"
option. I tried other options of the package and lyx seems to
completely ignore them all.
Any hints on what may be the problem? Thanks for any help...
Sebastian
If you View -> Source, does the \usepackage command appear as above
(with the option present)? If so, the problem is not with LyX.
/Paul
Thanks again for your help. The usepackage does appear in the source
code with the option present.
However, if I scroll down to the end of the source, I find the following:
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\cleardoublepage\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\bibname}\bibliography{/xchange2/basti/Literature/literature}
Can it be, that the bibliographystyle command overrides the uspackage
command?
I don't have the achemso package, so I can't say for sure, but probably
not. The \bibliographystyle command dictates what BibTeX style file
(.bst) is used to format the references, not the in-text citations. If
the achemso package includes a .bst file, you will want to select it
(changning "plain" to whatever it's called, presumably "achemso").
The \usepackage{achemso} command is employed to load a style file
(achemso.sty) that, I assume, helps format the in-text citations. Go to
Document -> Settings... -> Bibliography and make sure that, in the
Citation Style are, Default is selected. Other than that, I'm not sure
what you can do to encourage LaTeX to see and use the achemso style file.
/Paul
