I'm using the following configuration to cite sources:
\usepackage[backend=bibtex, style=authoryear-ibid, autocite=footnote]{biblatex}
One of my indirect citations looks like this:
\autocite[Vgl.][123]{ruschmeyer}
I get this result:
Vgl. Ruschmeyer u. a. 1995, S. 123
I'd rather like to get this result, according to my university's guidelines:
Vgl. Ruschmeyer u. a. (1995), S. 123
How can I enclose the year in brackets and keep everything else as it is? I've read about \DeclareAutoCiteCommand
, but it seems to do a lot more than what I need.
I had a look at this solution, but it does not work for indirect citations and the parentheses also include the pagenumbers.
Thank you for your help!
Best Answer
One solution is to redefine the macro
cite:labelyear+extrayear
to always wrap thelabelyear
(andextrayear
, if applicable) in parentheses.This will make
\textcite
and\citeyear
look weird though, so we can also go for a slightly longer redefinition of thecite
macro (along with a definition of a new macro):or (to put everything into one macro)
MWE with the second solution