How to use babalpha-fl (babelbib) to cite in Overleaf?

babalpha-fl.bst is already integrated with Overleaf and does not need to be explicitly uploaded. As soon as you define babalpha-fl in your work's document structure (with the command \bibliographystyle{babalpha-fl} - The file extension .bst can be omitted.), this style is recognized immediately, and you start can to work with it.

Here is an example of how babalpha-fl (babelbib) is declared in a document:

The following example includes the style definition and the connection to the literature database samples.bib.

   \documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}
   \begin{document}
   \section{First chapter}
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   \medskip
   %bibliographystyle 'babalpha-fl.bst'
   \bibliographystyle{babalpha-fl}
   %bibliography file 'samples.bib'.
   \bibliography{sample}
   \end{document}

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