By the way, can the bibliographic fields be used to get citation /
reference as number, inside brackets, e.g. [1] etc. ? I m a beginner
to Sphinx - i suppose you experienced can give advice. I would be very
surprised if i m the only one who would like to see referencing /
citations type set as is standard in many places.
Thanks
On Jul 28, 3:16 pm, peo <peteroliv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> How to get the citations / references look like [number] ? The number-
> inside-square-brackets [1], [2], ... is the typical LaTeX look one
> gets from \cite{LABEL}, and how i think is the common way to typeset
> citations in scientific articles or technical reports. However, from
> Sphinx, both the HTML and PDF output i have obtained looks like
> [LABEL] where the label-name is written out. The [number] would not be
> mixed with the footnotes in the PDF output, as the footnotes will be
> small-font-superscripts compared to the citations with square brackets
> and normal font.
>
> I see that it would be possible to filter/scan the *.tex output files
> and insert \cite. Or maybe there are already some nice add-on
> available ?
>
> Otherwise, i would wish to have a Sphinx/restructured text syntax that
> handles this, e.g. with the #-character _after_ the label:
>
> " This is a reference to document [LABEL#]_ and intended NOT to be a
> footnote ...
>
> .. [LABEL#] A. Adams, Scientific American, .....
>
> Can you please tell if some solution to this can be obtained in
> Sphinx ?
>
> Thanks/ Peo
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