I am using two packages \usepackage{cite}
and \usepackage{chicago}
to create the appropriate references. Using the command \cite(ref)
delivers the output of, e.g., (Smith 2015), but I need to insert a comma into it to get (Smith, 2015). How could I do it without switching to the natbib
package. Thank you for any help.
[Tex/LaTex] Using commas in \cite
cite-packageciting
Best Answer
I know you asked for a solution with
cite
(and apparently settled withnatbib
instead), but I want to suggest you consider migrating tobiblatex
as a replacement for bibtex in the future. See:There's even a
biblatex-chicago
package to produce citations and bibliographies compliant with the Chicago Manual of Style, although the standard author-date styles are often more than enough.The following MWE, for example:
would output