I'm trying to modify the revtex4 / aps stylesheets for my bibliography
format (I'm using bibtex). I want every /cite to make a footnote that
dispalys the author and the date.
I edited aps.rtx so I have:
\bibpunct{(}{)}{,}{a}{}{,}
and now the normal /cite command produces (inline):
Author (year)
Great, but I want to put that in a footnote. When I to Insert, Footnote
and create any footnote (not necessarily a citation). I get (number) for
my citations instead of what I had before of Author (year). The number of
the footnote is after the last citation number, and the footnote appears
as an endnote. If I don't have any footnotes, I get what I had before.
Is there a simple way to using something that looks like revtex4/aps
(general journal formatting) but the /cite{author} commend will make a
footnote with Author and Year at the bottom of the page and a bibliography
at the end of the document with all the reference information?
Thanks,
Ben
