Difference between revisions of "List of references"
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== Using references on a page == | == Using references on a page == | ||
| − | In order to include references from this library in any page, | + | In order to include references from this library in any page, simply add a <ref name="..."> markup to the page's text at the corresponding position, e.g., |
| − | <nowiki><ref name="Wilms2000a" | + | <nowiki><ref name="Wilms2000a" /></nowiki> |
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== Adding references to the library == | == Adding references to the library == | ||
Adding a reference to the library here requires to define of a <nowiki><bibref name="...">...</bibref></nowiki> markup in the '''The library''' subsection below. The ''name'' attribute of the <nowiki><bibref></nowiki>-tag identifies this reference, which then can be used on any page where the library is added. The example above would be defined like this: | Adding a reference to the library here requires to define of a <nowiki><bibref name="...">...</bibref></nowiki> markup in the '''The library''' subsection below. The ''name'' attribute of the <nowiki><bibref></nowiki>-tag identifies this reference, which then can be used on any page where the library is added. The example above would be defined like this: | ||
| − | <nowiki><bibref name=" | + | <nowiki><bibref name="Wilms2000a"></nowiki> |
<nowiki>Wilms, Allen, & McCray, 2000, ApJ 542, 914 ([http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2000ApJ...542..914W NASA ADS])</nowiki> | <nowiki>Wilms, Allen, & McCray, 2000, ApJ 542, 914 ([http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2000ApJ...542..914W NASA ADS])</nowiki> | ||
<nowiki></bibref></nowiki> | <nowiki></bibref></nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 12 April 2018
This page is used as a library for references.
Using references on a page
In order to include references from this library in any page, simply add a <ref name="..."> markup to the page's text at the corresponding position, e.g.,
<ref name="Wilms2000a" />
Adding references to the library
Adding a reference to the library here requires to define of a <bibref name="...">...</bibref> markup in the The library subsection below. The name attribute of the <bibref>-tag identifies this reference, which then can be used on any page where the library is added. The example above would be defined like this:
<bibref name="Wilms2000a"> Wilms, Allen, & McCray, 2000, ApJ 542, 914 ([http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2000ApJ...542..914W NASA ADS]) </bibref>
The text inside the <bibref> markup gets pasted into the reference section of the page. Thus, please follow the citation guidelines here! It is recommended to add a link to, e.g., the NASA ADS record as well.
The library
This is the actual definition of the library. Add references here by editing this section.
<bibref name="Becker2012a"> Becker, Klochkov, Schönherr, et al., 2012, A&A 544, A123 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Okazaki2001a"> Okazaki & Negueruela, 2001, A&A 377, 161 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Negueruela2001a"> Negueruela & Okazaki, 2001, A&A 369, 108 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Negueruela2001b"> Negueruela, Okazaki, Fabregat, et al., 2001, A&A 369, 117 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Reig2011a"> Reig, 2011, Be X-ray Binaries, in: Ap&SS 332 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Stella1986a"> Stella, White, & Rosner, 1986, ApJ 308, 669 (NASA ADS) </bibref>
<bibref name="Wilms2000a"> Wilms, Allen, & McCray, 2000, ApJ 542, 914 (NASA ADS) </bibref>