András Simonyi <[email protected]> writes:
> 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.
>
Thanks for your reply. I downloaded a "numeric" style from
https://www.zotero.org/styles/acm-sig-proceedings
And tried the following sample, but I still get the citation in a
footnote.
#+CITE_EXPORT: csl ./acm-sig-proceedings.csl
#+BIBLIOGRAPHY: test.bib
#+begin_src bibtex :tangle test.bib
@Article{alice99,
author = {alice and bob},
title = {message in a bottle},
journal = {journal of unrequited encryption},
year = 2099}
#+end_src
The paper [cite:@alice99] is very important
