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bibliography backreferences with hyperref: format individual page number
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I would like to format the backreferences in italics when the citation is called from a custom command (but not otherwise).
I've been playing with both backrefxxx and backrefalt inside the custom command, but to no avail.
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{book}
usepackage[backref=page]{hyperref}
RequirePackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@book{companion,
author={Frank Mittelbach and Michel Goossens},
title={The LaTeX{} Companion},
year={2008},
publisher={Addison-Wesley},
isbn={0-201-36299-6},
}
end{filecontents*}
newcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% first version I tried
letoldbackrefxxxbackrefxxx
renewcommand{backrefxxx}[3]{hyperlink{page.##1}{textit{##1}}}
cite{#1}
letbackrefxxxoldbackrefxxx %%%% If I comment this line, all backreferences are in italics; it I uncomment it, all are in normal font
}
renewcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% second version I tried, same results
letoldbackrefbackref
letoldbackrefaltbackrefalt
renewcommand*{backref}{}
renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textit{ifcase ##1 {}or {textit{##2}}else {textit{##2}}fi}}
cite{#1}
%letbackrefoldbackref
%letbackrefaltoldbackrefalt
}
begin{document}
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 1 should be in normal font
newpage
mycite{companion} %% the backreference to page 2 should be in italics
newpage
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 3 should be in normal font again
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{jobname.bib}
end{document}
I see that this means that the backreferences are formatted all at the moment they are typeset, not at the moment the citation command is called;
and at the moment of typesetting, each of backrefxxx and backrefalt can have only one definition.
Is there any way to make some items in the list of backreferences have a different style than others?
bibliographies formatting hyperref back-referencing
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I would like to format the backreferences in italics when the citation is called from a custom command (but not otherwise).
I've been playing with both backrefxxx and backrefalt inside the custom command, but to no avail.
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{book}
usepackage[backref=page]{hyperref}
RequirePackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@book{companion,
author={Frank Mittelbach and Michel Goossens},
title={The LaTeX{} Companion},
year={2008},
publisher={Addison-Wesley},
isbn={0-201-36299-6},
}
end{filecontents*}
newcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% first version I tried
letoldbackrefxxxbackrefxxx
renewcommand{backrefxxx}[3]{hyperlink{page.##1}{textit{##1}}}
cite{#1}
letbackrefxxxoldbackrefxxx %%%% If I comment this line, all backreferences are in italics; it I uncomment it, all are in normal font
}
renewcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% second version I tried, same results
letoldbackrefbackref
letoldbackrefaltbackrefalt
renewcommand*{backref}{}
renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textit{ifcase ##1 {}or {textit{##2}}else {textit{##2}}fi}}
cite{#1}
%letbackrefoldbackref
%letbackrefaltoldbackrefalt
}
begin{document}
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 1 should be in normal font
newpage
mycite{companion} %% the backreference to page 2 should be in italics
newpage
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 3 should be in normal font again
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{jobname.bib}
end{document}
I see that this means that the backreferences are formatted all at the moment they are typeset, not at the moment the citation command is called;
and at the moment of typesetting, each of backrefxxx and backrefalt can have only one definition.
Is there any way to make some items in the list of backreferences have a different style than others?
bibliographies formatting hyperref back-referencing
asked 1 min ago
Ansa211Ansa211
1476
add a comment |
I would like to format the backreferences in italics when the citation is called from a custom command (but not otherwise).
I've been playing with both backrefxxx and backrefalt inside the custom command, but to no avail.
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{book}
usepackage[backref=page]{hyperref}
RequirePackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@book{companion,
author={Frank Mittelbach and Michel Goossens},
title={The LaTeX{} Companion},
year={2008},
publisher={Addison-Wesley},
isbn={0-201-36299-6},
}
end{filecontents*}
newcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% first version I tried
letoldbackrefxxxbackrefxxx
renewcommand{backrefxxx}[3]{hyperlink{page.##1}{textit{##1}}}
cite{#1}
letbackrefxxxoldbackrefxxx %%%% If I comment this line, all backreferences are in italics; it I uncomment it, all are in normal font
}
renewcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% second version I tried, same results
letoldbackrefbackref
letoldbackrefaltbackrefalt
renewcommand*{backref}{}
renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textit{ifcase ##1 {}or {textit{##2}}else {textit{##2}}fi}}
cite{#1}
%letbackrefoldbackref
%letbackrefaltoldbackrefalt
}
begin{document}
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 1 should be in normal font
newpage
mycite{companion} %% the backreference to page 2 should be in italics
newpage
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 3 should be in normal font again
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{jobname.bib}
end{document}
I see that this means that the backreferences are formatted all at the moment they are typeset, not at the moment the citation command is called;
and at the moment of typesetting, each of backrefxxx and backrefalt can have only one definition.
Is there any way to make some items in the list of backreferences have a different style than others?
bibliographies formatting hyperref back-referencing
asked 1 min ago
Ansa211Ansa211
1476
I would like to format the backreferences in italics when the citation is called from a custom command (but not otherwise).
I've been playing with both backrefxxx and backrefalt inside the custom command, but to no avail.
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{book}
usepackage[backref=page]{hyperref}
RequirePackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@book{companion,
author={Frank Mittelbach and Michel Goossens},
title={The LaTeX{} Companion},
year={2008},
publisher={Addison-Wesley},
isbn={0-201-36299-6},
}
end{filecontents*}
newcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% first version I tried
letoldbackrefxxxbackrefxxx
renewcommand{backrefxxx}[3]{hyperlink{page.##1}{textit{##1}}}
cite{#1}
letbackrefxxxoldbackrefxxx %%%% If I comment this line, all backreferences are in italics; it I uncomment it, all are in normal font
}
renewcommand{mycite}[1]{ %%% second version I tried, same results
letoldbackrefbackref
letoldbackrefaltbackrefalt
renewcommand*{backref}{}
renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textit{ifcase ##1 {}or {textit{##2}}else {textit{##2}}fi}}
cite{#1}
%letbackrefoldbackref
%letbackrefaltoldbackrefalt
}
begin{document}
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 1 should be in normal font
newpage
mycite{companion} %% the backreference to page 2 should be in italics
newpage
cite{companion} %% the backreference to page 3 should be in normal font again
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{jobname.bib}
end{document}
I see that this means that the backreferences are formatted all at the moment they are typeset, not at the moment the citation command is called;
and at the moment of typesetting, each of backrefxxx and backrefalt can have only one definition.
Is there any way to make some items in the list of backreferences have a different style than others?
bibliographies formatting hyperref back-referencing
bibliographies formatting hyperref back-referencing
asked 1 min ago
Ansa211Ansa211
1476
asked 1 min ago
Ansa211Ansa211
1476
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