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How to get Doi links in bibliography in BibTeX?
Here, clicking on the volume or page number opens the doi link. To adapt this so that the hyperlink is on the journal, you would need to modify the function FUNCTION {format.journal} in the .bst style file rather than the FUNCTION {format.vol.num.pages} as was done here.
How to get a DOI field in a bib file?
The most important point is of course to have a doi field in your bib file. Another solution would be to use biblatex instead of natbib. My experience is that biblatexis at the same time very flexible and very stable, especially when some fileds (e.g name or doi) contain strange/special characters.
When to use bib file instead of natbib?
The most important point is of course to have a doi field in your bib file. Another solution would be to use biblatex instead of natbib. My experience is that biblatex is at the same time very flexible and very stable, especially when some fileds (e.g name or doi) contain strange/special characters.
When do you add Doi to an article?
In my case, it is required at the end, before the notes: I added the doi field to article, inproceedings and incollection types.
Where to find hyperlinks in a bibliography file?
In some journals, the hyperlink is associated to the group “Journal Name, volume, page number” for instance. You may find some existing bibliography style files doing that, but sometimes you need to add this feature to a personal bibliography style. In this case, none of the above solutions work.
How to change journal names to abbreviations in BibTeX?
As long as a standard journal name or abbreviation is in your bibtex file, this approach should work pretty well. After you replace the journal names with @string entries, you have to generate the string file, either shorttitles.bib or longtitles.bib, and in your LaTeX file, change your bibliography line to: The order is important.
How can I find out what my BibTeX style is?
Many BibTeX styles require the inclusion of a package at the top of the document. The comments about a style will tell you exactly how to include its package. To learn more about your specific style, open up the .bst in your LaTeX editor or read the readme file, if available.
Which is the official latex archive for BibTeX?
CTAN.org is the official LaTeX archive containing both the official LaTeX packages and items contributed by LaTeX users. Many of these BibTeX styles have either been created by journal editors or publishers for their authors or by users creating packages to fulfill a personal need.