\n A bibliography (Cohen, 1963) is only produced for the\n items cited (Susskind & Hrabovsky, 2014).\n
\n\n (see Cohen, 1963)\n
\n```\n\n### Locator\n\nIf you want to specify a specific location within a certain\ncitation, you can use the locator mark (`#`):\n\n```markdown\n[@Cohen-1963#p. 3]\n\n[@Cohen-1963#p. 3{see}]\n```\n\nResult:\n\n```html\n\n (Cohen, 1963, p. 3)\n
\n\n (see Cohen, 1963, p. 3)\n
\n```\n\n### Different citation modes\n\nThrough citeproc, we support several\n[citation forms](https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/running.html#special-citation-forms).\nIn this plugin, we use special marks in front\nof the @-sign:\n\n- **author only(`!`):** render only the author of the item or its title if there is none\n- **suppress author(`-`):** render the citation omitting the author, or its title if there is none\n- **composite(`~`):** a combination of author only and suppress author, typically used for in-line citations\n\nThis is illustrated as follows:\n\n```markdown\n### Regular\n\nA regular citation: [@Cohen-1963]\n\n### Author only\n\nA citation with the author only: [!@Cohen-1963]\n\n### Suppress author\n\nA citation with the author suppressed: [-@Cohen-1963]\n\n### Composite\n\nA composite citation: [~@Cohen-1963]\n```\n\nThis produces the following HTML, when processing\ncitations using an en-US locale and the APA style:\n\n```html\nA regular citation: (Cohen, 1963)
\nA citation with the author only: Cohen
\nA citation with the author suppressed: (1963)
\nA composite citation: Cohen (1963)
\n```\n\n### Multiple items in a single citation\n\nIt is possible to reference multiple sources in a single\ncitation, by using a semicolon (`;`):\n\n```markdown\n[@Cohen-1963; @Susskind-Hrabovsky-2014].\n```\n\nThis outputs the following:\n\n```html\n\n (Cohen, 1963; Susskind & Hrabovsky, 2014).\n
\n```\n\n### Anchor tags\n\nTo add anchor tags between a citation and a bibliography item,\nset the `linkToBibliography` option to true.\n\nThis will turn the following:\n\n```md\nA bibliography [@Cohen-1963] is only produced for\nthe items cited [@Susskind-Hrabovsky-2014].\n\nFor multiple items in a citation, only the first is linked\n[@Holleis-Wagner-Koolwaaij-2010; @Shapiro-2018].\n\n[bibliography]\n```\n\nInto this:\n\n```html\n\n A bibliography (Cohen, 1963) is\n only produced for the items cited\n (Susskind & Hrabovsky, 2014).\n
\n\n For multiple items in a citation, only the first is linked\n (Holleis, Wagner, & Koolwaaij, 2010; Shapiro, 2018).\n
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