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· 4 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Overleaf is a popular online platform for writing academic papers and research articles, offering a collaborative and easy-to-use interface for creating, editing, and sharing documents with others. One of the most important elements of an academic paper is proper citation, and Overleaf offers a number of tools to help you format and manage your references.

In this guide, we'll look at how to use Biblatex, a powerful citation management system, to create and format citations in your Overleaf documents.

Step 1: Set Up Biblatex

To get started with Biblatex, you'll need to add a few lines of code to your Overleaf document to load the package and configure it to your needs. Here's an example of what the preamble of your document might look like:

`\usepackage[style=authoryear,backend=biber]{biblatex} \addbibresource{references.bib}`

This code loads the Biblatex package and sets the citation style to authoryear, which is a common citation style used in many academic fields. It also sets the backend to biber, which is a robust bibliography processor that can handle complex citation requirements.

Finally, the \addbibresource command tells Biblatex where to find your bibliographic references, which we'll discuss in the next step.

Step 2: Create Your Bibliography

Before you start using Biblatex in Overleaf, you'll need to have a bibliographic reference database, commonly known as a bib-file, that contains all the details of your sources. Creating a bib-file can be a time-consuming and tedious task, but with the help of CiteDrive, a collaborative web-based research management tool, you can easily create, manage, and share your bibliographic references.

CiteDrive is built on BibTeX and fully supports Biblatex, making it a great choice for researchers and academics who want to take advantage of the power and flexibility of these tools. Additionally, CiteDrive connects seamlessly with Overleaf, so you can easily access and edit your bibliographic references right from within your Overleaf documents.

To get started with CiteDrive, simply sign up for a free account and start adding your references. You can import references from popular databases like PubMed, Google Scholar, and more, or manually add references to your library. Once you've created your library, you can export it as a BibTeX or Biblatex file, which you can then use in your Overleaf documents.

For more information on how to use CiteDrive with Overleaf, you can refer to the blog post at https://www.overleaf.com/blog/better-bibliography-management-with-overleaf-citedrive-and-bibtex-biblatex.

Here's an example of a simple reference in Biblatex* format:

@article{example_reference,   
author = {John Doe},
title = {An Example Article},
journal = {Journal of Examples},
year = {2021},
volume = {1},
pages = {1-10},
}

You can add as many references as you need to this file, and Biblatex will automatically format them according to the citation style you've chosen.

Step 3: Insert Citations in Your Document

With your bibliographic references in place, you can now insert citations into your Overleaf document. To do this, use the \cite command followed by the key of your reference. For example:

As demonstrated by Doe (2021), it is possible to use Biblatex with Overleaf.

The citation will appear in your document as a parenthetical reference, with the author and year of publication, and Biblatex will format it according to the citation style you've chosen.

Step 4: Generate the Bibliography

Finally, to generate the bibliography for your document, you'll need to add a \printbibliography command to the end of your document. This will tell Biblatex to compile the bibliography from your references and format it according to the citation style you've chosen.

And that's it! You're now ready to use Biblatex to create and format citations in your Overleaf documents. With its powerful features and flexible configuration options, Biblatex is a great choice for anyone looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-use citation management system.

· 3 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

LaTeX is a powerful typesetting system that is widely used in the academic and scientific communities for creating technical and scientific documents. It uses a markup language to add formatting to text, such as bold, italics, and mathematical symbols. In this post, we will give you a quick overview of what LaTeX is, how to get started with it, and how to make your document creation process even smoother with Overleaf and CiteDrive.

What is LaTeX?

LaTeX is a powerful typesetting system that is used to create professional-looking documents. It is particularly useful for creating technical and scientific documents, such as research papers and theses, as it includes features for creating complex layouts, such as tables and figures.

Getting Started with LaTeX and Overleaf

To get started with LaTeX, you will need a LaTeX distribution, such as TeX Live or MikTeX, and a text editor, such as TeXworks or Sublime Text. But why settle for just a text editor when you can use Overleaf, the cloud-based LaTeX editor that makes it easy to create, edit, and collaborate on your LaTeX documents. With Overleaf, you can access your documents from any device, share your work with others, and even collaborate on the same document in real-time.

Once you have Overleaf and LaTeX distribution, you can begin creating your document. The process of creating a document in LaTeX is simple. First, you will write the text and formatting commands in a .tex file. Then, you will use the LaTeX distribution to create a typeset version of the document, usually in the form of a PDF.

Here is a simple example of a LaTeX document:

\documentclass{article} 
\begin{document} Hello, this is a simple LaTeX document.
\end{document}

This is a basic structure of a LaTeX document and it's the starting point of any LaTeX document.

Make your document creation process smoother with CiteDrive

CiteDrive is a citation management tool that connects to Overleaf, allowing you to sync your references and citations with ease. With CiteDrive, you can easily import and organize your references, automatically generate citations in your document, and even collaborate with others on your reference list. Say goodbye to the hassle of managing your references manually, and hello to a more streamlined document creation process with CiteDrive.

Conclusion

LaTeX is a powerful typesetting system that is widely used in the academic and scientific communities. It is easy to learn and use, and it allows you to create professional-looking documents with complex layouts. With Overleaf, you can access your documents from any device, share your work with others, and even collaborate on the same document in real-time. And with CiteDrive, you can easily import and organize your references, automatically generate citations in your document, and even collaborate with others on your reference list. With a LaTeX distribution, Overleaf and CiteDrive, you can start creating your own documents in LaTeX today.

We hope this post has given you a quick overview of what LaTeX is, how to get started with it, and how to make your document creation process even smoother with Overleaf and CiteDrive. Happy typesetting!

· 3 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Citations are an important aspect of academic writing, as they allow authors to give credit to the sources they have used in their work. In this post, we will discuss how to use citations in Overleaf, a popular online LaTeX editor, with BibTeX, a tool for managing bibliographic references.

Adding a bibliography to your Overleaf project

The first step in using citations in Overleaf is to add a bibliography to your project. This can be done by creating a new file in your project and naming it references.bib. This file will contain all of the references that you wish to cite in your document. An alternative option is to use CiteDrive which connects to Overleaf and allows you to collaborate on your bibliography and citations. CiteDrive supports BibTeX natively and also Biblatex.

To add a reference to this file, you can use the following format:

@article{key, author = {Author, A.}, title = {Title}, journal = {Journal}, year = {Year}, }

The key is a unique identifier for the reference and will be used to cite it in your document. The author, title, journal, and year fields are required for a basic reference, but there are many other fields that can be included as well.

Citing references in your document

Once you have added your references to the references.bib file, you can cite them in your document using the cite command. For example, to cite the reference with the key key, you would use the following command:

\cite{key}

This will insert the citation into your document in the format specified by the bibliography style you have chosen.

Formatting your bibliography

In order to format your bibliography, you need to specify a bibliography style. This can be done by including the following command in the preamble of your document:

\bibliographystyle{style}

Where style is the name of the bibliography style you wish to use. Some commonly used styles include plain, unsrt, and apalike.

Finally, you need to include the following command at the end of your document to generate the bibliography:

\bibliography{references}

Where references is the name of your bibliography file (references.bib in our example).

Conclusion

In this post, we have discussed how to use citations in Overleaf with BibTeX. By following the steps outlined above, you can easily add references to your project, cite them in your document, and format your bibliography to meet the requirements of your academic institution or publisher. Additionally, the use of CiteDrive, which connects to Overleaf, allows for easy collaboration on your references and citations. CiteDrive natively supports both BibTeX and Biblatex making it a versatile option for managing your bibliographic references.

· 2 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Overleaf is a popular online LaTeX and Rich Text collaborative writing and publishing tool that allows you to write, edit, and publish academic papers, articles, and reports. It is an excellent tool for students, researchers, and academics who must collaborate on documents. This blog post will discuss some of the best tools to help you make the most of Overleaf.

  • Writefull: Writefull is a language tool that allows you to check the frequency of specific phrases and words in a corpus of texts. It can be integrated with Overleaf, making it easy to check the appropriateness and correctness of the language used in your documents.
  • CiteDrive: CiteDrive is a reference management tool that allows you to organize and cite your sources easily. It can be integrated with Overleaf, making it easy to add citations and bibliographies to your documents. With CiteDrive, you can quickly and easily import references from multiple sources and format them in the style of your choice.
  • Grammarly is a writing assistance tool that helps you improve your grammar and writing style. It can be integrated with Overleaf, allowing you to check your documents for grammatical errors and other writing issues.
  • Overleaf Templates: Overleaf offers a wide variety of templates for different documents, such as research papers, articles, and reports. These templates can help you get started quickly and ensure your document is formatted correctly.
  • Git / GitHub: Git (or GitHub) is a version control system that lets you keep track of your documents' changes and collaborate with others. It can be integrated with Overleaf, allowing you to work on documents in a team environment.

Overall, these tools can help you make the most of Overleaf by adding extra functionality and making collaboration and research more accessible. By integrating these tools with Overleaf, you can quickly improve your workflow and produce high-quality documents. Writefull and CiteDrive, in particular, can help you to ensure that the language and the references used in your document are accurate and appropriate.

· 3 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Overleaf is a popular online LaTeX editor that allows users to collaborate on documents in real-time. One of the great features of Overleaf is the ability to easily add citations and bibliographies to your documents using the natbib package. In this post, we will go over the basics of using natbib with Overleaf to add citations and bibliographies to your papers.

Adding Citations

To add citations in Overleaf, you first need to add the natbib package to your document. This can be done by adding the following line to the preamble of your document:

\usepackage[numbers]{natbib}

This will allow you to use the \citep and \cite commands to add citations to your document. The \citep command is used for in-text citations and will display the citation as a number in parentheses, while the \cite command is used for in-text citations and will display the citation as a number.

For example, to cite a paper by Smith et al. (2020) in-text, you would use the following command:

According to \citep{Smith2020}, this is an important finding.

This will display the citation as:

According to (Smith et al., 2020), this is an important finding.

Adding a Bibliography

To add a bibliography to your document in Overleaf, you first need to create a .bib file that contains the information for all of the references that you will be citing. The .bib file should be saved in the same directory as your main .tex file. One of the easiest ways to create this .bib file is by using CiteDrive, a tool that connects to Overleaf and generates the bib file for you. More information can be found in the blog post on Overleaf.com.

Once you have created your .bib file, you can add a bibliography to your document by adding the following command to your document:

\bibliography{mybibfile}

where mybibfile is the name of your .bib file.

You can also specify the style of your bibliography by adding the following command to your document:

\bibliographystyle{plainnat}

This will format your bibliography in a plain style. There are many different bibliography styles available, and you can find a list of them here.

Conclusion

In this post, we have gone over the basics of using natbib with Overleaf to add citations and bibliographies to your papers. With Overleaf's easy-to-use interface and natbib's powerful citation and bibliography management capabilities, you can easily keep track of your references and format your bibliography in the style that is required by your publication. Additionally, using CiteDrive to generate the bib file for you can save a lot of time and effort.

· 3 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Proper citation is essential in academic writing for giving credit to the sources you use in your research. Overleaf is a popular online LaTeX editor that allows users to easily create and collaborate on academic documents. It also includes a number of powerful citation management tools, including BibTeX, NatBib, and BibLaTeX.

Adding Citations

To add a citation in Overleaf, first create a '.bib' file with the information about your sources. Each source's author, title, publication date, and other pertinent information should be included in this file. You can either create your '.bib' file manually or use a tool like CiteDrifve, a collaborative BibTeX/BibLaTeX-management tool built for the web, to do it for you. CiteDrive integrates with Overleaf, keeping all of your references in sync with your LaTeX document. More information can be found at Overleaf.com: Overleaf.com | Blog - Better bibliography management with Overleaf, CiteDrive, and BibTeX/BibLaTeX — about 3.0 and an updated guide

Once you have your .bib file ready, you can add citations to your Overleaf document by using the \cite command. For example, if you want to cite a source with the key example_source, you would use the command \cite{example_source}.

You can also use the \citep and \citet commands to specify the formatting of your citations. The \citep command is used for in-text citations, and is typically used for referencing a source within parentheses. The \citet command is used for author-date citations, and is typically used for referencing a source in the text.

Managing Your Sources

Overleaf makes it easy to manage your sources and keep your .bib file up-to-date. You can easily add new sources, edit existing ones, and even import and export your .bib file to other citation management tools.

You can also use the \bibliography command to automatically generate a bibliography at the end of your document. This command takes the name of your .bib file as an argument, and will automatically format and organize your sources based on the citation style you choose.

Using the right package

The choice of which package to use for citations in Overleaf will depend on your specific needs and preferences.

  • BibTeX is the most traditional and widely used citation management package for LaTeX. It is simple to use, and supports a wide range of citation styles. However, it does not provide as much flexibility and control over the formatting of citations as the other two options.
  • *natbib works as an extension for BibTeX, that provides advanced features and flexibility for citation management. It is particularly useful for author-year citation styles, and it allows you to customize the formatting of citations in the text.
  • BibLaTeX is a more modern and powerful alternative to BibTeX. It provides more advanced features such as localization, advanced sorting, and support for more types of entries. Additionally, it can handle all bibliographic data in Unicode and it is compatible with most of the citation styles available in BibTeX.

In summary, if you are looking for a simple and widely supported option, use BibTeX. If you want more control over the formatting and advanced features, use BibLaTeX or natbib.

Conclusion

Citation management can be a tedious task, but Overleaf makes it easy with its built-in citation tool. With Overleaf, you can easily add, edit, and manage your sources, and automatically generate a bibliography at the end of your document. Whether you're a student, researcher, or professional academic, Overleaf is a powerful tool to help you create high-quality, properly-cited documents with ease.

· 2 minuty čtení
BibTeX FAQ

Overleaf je robustní kontejner LaTeXu s předpřipravenými balíčky, živou spoluprací, cloudovým editorem a uživatelskou základnou více než 10 milionů uživatelů. Integruje se také s výkonnými aplikacemi, jako jsou Writefull, Zotero, Mendeley a CiteDrive, online nástroj pro správu referencí založený na BibTeXu pro uživatele, kteří chtějí spolupracovat na stejné bibliografii pro dokument Overleaf a zároveň udržovat všechny reference synchronizované.

Grammarly je výkonný nástroj, který zajistí, že váš písemný projev bude jasný, výstižný a bez chyb. A nyní, po nejnovějším vydání nového editoru zdrojového kódu Codemirror 6, je používání Grammarly v rámci oblíbeného online editoru LaTeX Overleaf ještě snazší.

Krok 1: Nainstalujte rozšíření prohlížeče Grammarly

Prvním krokem při používání aplikace Grammarly v rámci editoru Overleaf je instalace rozšíření prohlížeče Grammarly. Toto rozšíření je k dispozici pro prohlížeč Chrome i Firefox a lze jej stáhnout z webové stránky Grammarly.

Krok 2: Otevřete aplikaci Overleaf

Po instalaci rozšíření Grammarly otevřete aplikaci Overleaf a spusťte nový projekt nebo otevřete stávající.

Krok 3: Použití aplikace Grammarly v editoru Overleaf

Po instalaci rozšíření Grammarly a otevření aplikace Overleaf můžete nyní používat Grammarly v editoru Overleaf. Jednoduše začněte psát text a Grammarly automaticky zkontroluje gramatické a pravopisné chyby.

Krok 4: Použití nástroje Grammarly pro korektury textu

Po dokončení psaní dokumentu můžete použít nástroj Grammarly pro korekturu a zkontrolovat, zda v něm nejsou ještě nějaké chyby. Jednoduše klikněte na ikonu Grammarly v rozšíření prohlížeče a poté vyberte možnost "Proofread my document" (Zkontrolovat můj dokument). Grammarly vám poté poskytne podrobnou zprávu o všech nalezených chybách spolu s návrhy, jak je opravit.

Závěr

Používání aplikace Grammarly v aplikaci Overleaf je skvělým způsobem, jak zajistit, aby váš písemný projev byl bez chyb a vybroušený. Pomocí rozšíření prohlížeče Grammarly můžete snadno kontrolovat své psaní v průběhu psaní a poté pomocí nástroje pro korektury zkontrolovat finální dokument před jeho zveřejněním. Vyzkoušejte jej a uvidíte, jaký rozdíl to ve vašem psaní udělá.

· 2 minuty čtení
CiteDrive

CiteDrive 3.0 is here to make your life 10 times easier by keeping track of all your bibliographies, references, and citations in one place.

We're happy to announce that CiteDrive 3.0 is now available! We've made a number of improvements, such as streamlining the design, increasing focus on reference management with BibTeX compatibility, and upgrading performance. If you use Overleaf or RStudio, definitely give it a try!

Read more: Better bibliography management with Overleaf, CiteDrive, and BibTeX/BibLaTeX — about 3.0 and an updated guide | Overleaf.com

Better Bib[La]TeX Overleaf workflow

CiteDrive offers seamless integration with Overleaf as well as BibLaTeX support. You can easily and quickly organize your references without feeling limited by field or type restrictions. No matter if you use BibTeX, BibLaTex, jurabib, or JBibTEX-- we've got you covered!

New user interface and dark mode

Based on what our users have been saying and the various drafts and prototypes we've come up with, this next update will greatly improve the user experience. Be sure to check out dark mode!

Reference, bibliography, and citation management in RStudio (Posit) in Quarto and R Markdown. 

RStudio is now compatible with the 3.0 update, which means you can use BibTeX-first referencing in Quarto and R Markdown. CiteDrive lets you store your references in a different location from your Quarto/R Markdown project, so you can easily and instantly update your bibliography anytime, just like Overleaf.

· 4 minuty čtení
CiteDrive

Při psaní výzkumné práce je důležité používat odkazy na podporu svých tvrzení. Správné citování zdrojů je klíčem k vytvoření solidní argumentace a vyhnutí se plagiátorství. Tento průvodce vám ukáže, jak citovat odkazy na Overleaf pomocí CiteDrive. Poskytneme vám také tipy, jak najít spolehlivé zdroje online. Pojďme začít!

Krok 1: Propojení aplikace CiteDrive s aplikací Overleaf

Pokud ještě nejste přihlášeni do Overleaf, musíte tak učinit nyní. Poté přejděte do CiteDrive, vytvořte projekt Overleaf a do nového projektu přidejte reference. Váš projekt může vypadat takto:

CiteDrive - Příklad.

Poté klikněte na "bib" v levém horním rohu vašeho projektu. Tím se otevře nová karta dynamického souboru BibTeX, který můžete použít pro svůj Overleaf a který se bude automaticky aktualizovat, kdykoli vy nebo vaši kolegové z týmu přidáte, aktualizujete nebo odstraníte odkazy ve vašem projektu.

Nakonec přejděte do aplikace Overleaf, vytvořte nový soubor, vyberte možnost "Z externí adresy URL" a vložte adresu URL z dynamického BibTeXu do položky "URL pro načtení souboru" a pojmenujte ji zde references.bib. Váš projekt CiteDrive je nyní připojen k Overleafu! Nezapomeňte, že při změnách v našem projektu CiteDrive musíte kliknout na obnovit, aby Overleaf získal nejnovější stav.

Přidat soubory do Overleaf

Krok 2: Vytvoření dokumentu TeX v aplikaci Overleaf

Nyní vytvoříme nový texový soubor pro Overleaf, který můžeme nazvat "document.tex", můžeme definovat bibliografii, soubor BibTeX z CiteDrive pomocí \bibliography{references}. Jaké bibliografické nástroje bychom však měli použít? Pro správu bibliografie v LaTeXu/Overleafu existuje mnoho možností: s největší pravděpodobností natbib, bibtex a biblatex. Pro správu bibliografií v LaTeXu je základem BibTeX, který tvoří základ formátu. Pomocí natbib je BibTeX vybaven rozšířením, které nabízí větší volnost při návrhu citací v textu, a biblatex je kompletní revizí BibTeXu, která nabízí více typů odkazů, možností třídění a filtrování bibliografií a možností lokalizace. Ačkoli je BibteX nejznámějším programem, BibLaTex je nejen stejně robustní, ale také nejvíce doporučovaný program pro nováčky. Citační a bibliografické údaje pro odkazy a seznamy jsou uchovávány v tzv. souboru .bib, stejně jako je tomu v souboru BibTeX z CiteDrive. Je vždy ve stejném formátu:

@article{smith201X,
title = {An interesting article},
author = {John Smith},
year = {201X},
journal = {Journal of Interesting Articles}
}

Zde @article je typ zdroje, title, author, year a journal jsou atributy používané pro zobrazení v seznamech odkazů a citací a nakonec smith201X je jedinečný identifikátor, který můžete použít pro odkazování v dokumentu, především pomocí cite(key). CiteDrive není vybíravý, pokud jde o formát; přijatelné je jakékoli pole a typ záznamu, který umožňuje práci s bibliografickým balíkem podle vašeho výběru. Protože základním cílem CiteDrive je oddělit bibliografické údaje od dokumentu a citačních stylů, podporuje CiteDrive všechny alternativy.

Níže proto uvádíme tři šablony, které vám pomohou začít.

Začínáme s BibTeXem:

Pokud chcete začít s BibTeXem, použijte následující šablonu nebo ji otevřete přímo v Overleafu. Další informace o BibTeXu naleznete v dokumentaci.

document.tex
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

\title{BibTeX references in \LaTeX}
\author{John Smith}

\begin{document}

\maketitle

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent enim urna, dapibus et bibendum vel, consectetur et turpis. Cras a molestie nulla. \cite{Hemingway1952}
\medskip

\bibliographystyle{unsrt}
\bibliography{references}

\end{document}

Začínáme s natbib:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{natbib}
\bibliographystyle{apalike}
\title{A Short Guide to Reference Management using natbib with BibTeX}
\author{CiteDrive}
\date {January 1988}

\begin{document}

\maketitle
\textbf{Narrative citation:} \citet{Doe:1966} investigated the risks of incorrectly \\
recorded [...], which results in distortion.
\textbf{Parenthetical citation:} The risks of incorrect recording of [...] could lead to distortion
\citep{Doe:1966}.

\medskip

\bibliography{references}

\end{document}

Více informací o natbib naleznete zde.

Začínáme s BibLaTeXem.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{biblatex}
\addbibresource{references.bib}

\begin{document}
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent enim urna, dapibus et bibendum vel, consectetur et turpis. Cras a molestie nulla. \cite{Hemingway1952}
\medskip

\printbibliography

\end{document}

Další informace o BibLaTeXu naleznete zde.

Krok 3: Citace v textu

Pokud máte nainstalováno rozšíření prohlížeče, můžete vytvářet citace tak, že vyberete text a kliknete na ikonu CiteDrive na panelu nástrojů.

Odkazy můžete citovat také ručně pomocí příkazu cite. Pokud byste například chtěli citovat Smitha (201X), použili byste příkaz \cite{smith201X}. Nebo použijte vyhledávání odkazů v overleafu.

Bibliografické styly jsou v Overleafu předinstalovány a podle toho, který balík jste použili, jsou odkazy na následujících stránkách:

To je vše! Nyní byste měli mít vše, co potřebujete, abyste mohli začít používat reference v aplikaci Overleaf. Pokud máte nějaké dotazy nebo připomínky, dejte nám vědět e-mailem na adresu hello@citedrive.com.

Šťastné a veselé TeXování!

Are you looking for a simple online BibTeX manager?

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