On 09/24/2018 02:22 PM, Patrick Dupre wrote:
Hello,
I have a file that I created with yje class revtex 4.1
Then, I changed to elsevier
At the same time it change the bibliography style
Here is the difference:
< \textclass revtex4-1
---
\textclass elsarticle
< \cite_engine_type default
---
\cite_engine_type authoryear
This creates real problems when I compile.
Hence, I returned to revtex 4.1
but lyx keeps the bibliography style
< \cite_engine_type default
< \biblio_style plain
---
\cite_engine_type authoryear
\biblio_style plainnat
There is no way to get rid of the plainnat (and go back to plain)
Actually, when I try to change it to plan, it seems that it is done, but it is
never really applied.
Question.
How can I return to plan style, without the variant Author-year?
Actually, I cannot remove this option.
It seems that this issue appears with version 2.3.0 (I am still using it
because,
it has not been updated by fedora 28).
Thank.
The layout files for both revtex4-1 and elsarticle specify use of
natbib. For revtex4-1, at least, I can propose a fix. In Document >
Settings, go to Local Layout, enter "Provides natbib-internal 0"
(without the quotes), validate and then apply it. Still in the settings
dialog, go to Bibliography and switch the Style format drop-down (which
should now give you several choices).
This does not work with elsarticle. I suspect it is because the layout
file for elsarticle specifies natbib.sty as a class option. Someone who
knows more about this than I do may know a way to override that in Local
Layout, but I don't. Another possibility, if you really want to use
elsarticle, is to copy the layout file to your local layouts folder,
open it in a text editor, and strip out any references to natbib. You
might also want to give it a different file name and a different name in
the \DeclareLaTeXClass command (such as "My Elsevier") to distinguish it
from the original.
Paul
