On Sep 19, 2008, at 4:15 PM, Dave Hewitt wrote:
One additional tip...
If you are likely to use the aliases in many documents, you can put a
list of the \defcitealias commands in a tex file and then use
Insert->
File->Child Document in LyX.
I noticed that you can put the \defcitealias in the main document or
the
Preamble. Both work, so I guess it depends on what suits you. The
child
document tip is great too.
Thanks for putting this on the wiki.
Ditto. Worked like a charm for me. It might be worth making that "t"
in
cite_t_alias bold... I thought it was a typo on Stephen's part and
it derailed
me for 5 minutes. :)
The commands are in the natbib documentation
There is both a \citetalias (text only) and a \citepalias (parentheses
around text)
I found that I had to use \citetalias followed by the LyX citation to
get the overall style I wanted.
