Upgrade Storagegoing from subscript to italicized in in-text citation
Hi all,
I was wondering what command line changes the format of the in-text citations.
I am looking at the 'biochemistry' style, which I downloaded from your awesome library. However, it puts the numerals in subscript in the in-text citations where, apparently, I need it italicized and in parentheses, instead of subscript... Any idea where I should change this? (or whether a different style is identical to 'biochemistry' with that one difference?)
Thanks
I was wondering what command line changes the format of the in-text citations.
I am looking at the 'biochemistry' style, which I downloaded from your awesome library. However, it puts the numerals in subscript in the in-text citations where, apparently, I need it italicized and in parentheses, instead of subscript... Any idea where I should change this? (or whether a different style is identical to 'biochemistry' with that one difference?)
Thanks
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http://pubs.acs.org/paragonplus/submission/bichaw/bichaw_authguide.pdf
Journals often format the citation numbers differently for submission and publication. I would recommend sticking with superscripts here.