You can include the Paperpile generated BibTeX file in addition to existing BibTeX files in your project. Simply include multiple BibTeX files in your LaTeX document as\bibliography{references, other-references}. If you already have a BibTeX file in your Overleaf project, you can easily transfer...
As an example, if you're using the natbib package, the relevant commands would look like: ...\usepackage{natbib}...\begin{document}...\bibliographystyle{plainnat}\bibliography{name-of-your-bib-file-here}\end{document} You can edit the bib file directly via the files menu - seethis vid...
of 21 byDr Vincent Knightof Cardiff University. You can easily manage your references in LaTeX using a bibliography, stored as a .bib file. In this video Vince shows how to create a new .bib file, add references from e.g. Google Scholar, and cite these references in your LaTeX document...
Once your bibliography file has been uploaded, there are a number of bibliography packages which can be used to display the relevant entries in your document (as you cite them). As an example, we often use thenatbibpackage, and the commands fornatbiblook like: ...
Open this code in Overleaf. After compiling the project above, theLatexMkfile can be downloaded via theLogs and output filesbutton as shown in the following brief video clip: If you wish to set, or check, the TeX Live version used to compile your project please refer to thisOverleaf blog ...
The.bblfile contains entries for the reference list (bibliography), and is generated byBIBTeXafter processing the.bibfile, using styling information from the.bstfile. Errors reported from.bblusually originate from the.bibfile. Here’s a common error which we often see in Overleaf support: ...
LaTeX uses a multi-pass typesetting process: data produced in one pass (compilation) is written out to file(s) and used as input for any subsequent pass(es) that may be required. The following video shows what happens every time you click the “Recompile” button in your Overleaf project...
Why the interest in latexmkrc? We've recently had a number of users get in touch to ask how to do certain things with Overleaf, to which our answer has begun: "Firstly, create a custom latexmkrc file in your project...". Given that this isn't the most intuitive part of LaTeX, ...
{0em}% Can be used to give a prefix to all sections, like 'Section ...'{}% Can be used to insert code before the heading[\titlerule]% Inserts a horizontal line after the heading\titleformat{\subsection}{\large\scshape\raggedright}{}{0em}{}\newcommand{\datedsection}[2]{%\section...
Then you can find the information on how to insert a figure. Or a footnote. Or an entire bibliography. The best way to learn it is one step at a time. To that end, here are some LaTeX resources that will help you out. LaTeX Tutorials ...