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[Bibtex]
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[Bibtex]
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file = Literature.bib
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file = Literature.bib
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[default]
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priority = url
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link = /for-example/link-to-your/biblioprahy
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And put a _Literature.bib_ BibTex-file into the project's _assets_-folder respectively.
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And put a _Literature.bib_ BibTex-file into the project's _assets_-folder respectively.
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(AuthorI & AuthorII, 2019)
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(AuthorI & AuthorII, 2019)
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#### link parameter
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Which url is used for your citation's link depends on what you set in the _citation.ini_ file.
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* If you set _priority_ in the _default_ section to __url__ the link is set to the value of the _url_ field of the entry.
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* If there's no value in it the default-link you may set with _link_ in the same section is used.
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* If you set the _link_ parameter of the function it overwrites the former options.
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Thanks to the **lektor-jinja-content** plugin which is a dependency of this plugin you might also use the globals inside your markdown or html contents, too.
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Thanks to the **lektor-jinja-content** plugin which is a dependency of this plugin you might also use the globals inside your markdown or html contents, too.
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