Dear All, On Fri, 14 Aug 2026 at 17:57, David Bremner <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can someone given me an example (or point me to the right documentation) for > how to have non-footnote citations with "#+CITE_EXPORT csl"? I tried a > few csl files with brackets in their name, but that doesn't help. I also > traced org-cite-csl-render-citation, which seems return the unfootnote > form, so I guess the wrapping happens later. Whether citations are rendered as footnotes is decided solely by the CSL file, specifically by the value of the "citation-format" attribute of a "category" element within the "info" element. If a style has "note" as this value, it is a note style, and citations are rendered as footnotes. Otherwise (for "author", "author-date", "numeric" and "label" values) the citations are rendered in the text. You could experiment with changing the category in the CSL file to something else, but I think this would lead to inconsistencies. Therefore, I recommend using a non-note style. For instance, in the Zotero Style Repository at https://www.zotero.org/styles one can filter search results by format/category. Best wishes, András
