: Re: How do I implement a scholarly citation style in an online format? I am part of a group starting an online, submissions-based journal of critical writing specific to my field. As the writing

Have a look at the way in which citations are implemented over on Living Reviews in Relativity [link]. For a specific example see the article Massive Gravity.

In the second paragraph on that page, click on the citation numbered 287. You'll get a little pop-up that follows the usual citation style, but annotated with hyperlinks.

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