I'd like to generate a bibliography where authors (or maybe the title of the cited document) are printed in bold/small caps. However, I've just been able to find the following entry related with this topic
Making bibtex reference entry bold?
where each entry in the bibliography needs to be tuned by hand. Unfortunately, I have such a long bibliography that I'd like to consider a cleaner/more automatic approach to do that. Is this possible? If so, how should I tune the small code below using pdflatex+bibtex?
\documentclass{article} \title{This is my first document} \begin{document} \maketitle Hello~\cite{AmSLaTeX},~\cite{nothing}. \bibliography{biblio} \bibliographystyle{is-plain} \end{document}
with this bibliography
@ARTICLE{nothing,
author = "{noone et al.}",
title = "nothing",
journal = "nowhere",
year = 1986, }
@MANUAL{AmSLaTeX,
author = "{American Mathematical Society}",
title = "amslatex Version 1.2 User's Guide",
month = jan,
year = 1995, }
Edit
PS: This entry may be also useful to any forthcoming readers:
Biblatex bibliography title fields for different entries
Best Answer
You can have such a functionality easilly with the
biblatex
package, by redefining themkbibnamefamilly
command. See also the p.95 of the biblatex (Version 2.8a 25/11/2013) documentation.(Versions prior to biblatex 3.3 should use
\mkbibnamelast
instead of\mkbibnamefamily
.)If you uncomment the "small caps" version and comment the bold version, you get :
The general way to adopt
biblatex
is explained in the answer's to What to do to switch to biblatex?.Edit You can finely tune what will be displayed in bold / small caps with the following options: