Parentheses around year, “normal number” in footnote and a word before footnote

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I've got three problems with my document's footcite for which I can't find a solution. My MWE is the following:



documentclass[%
draft=false,%
paper=a4,% 
fontsize=12pt,%
]scrbook

usepackage[%
 backend=biber,%
 style=authoryear,%
 bibstyle=authoryear,%
 citestyle=authoryear,%
 sorting=anyt,%
]biblatex

addbibresourcejobname.bib 

beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleHong.2018,
 author = Hong, KiHoon and Park, Kyounghoon and Yu, Jongmin,
 year = 2018,
 title = Crowding Out in a Dual Currency Regime? Digital Versus Fiat 
Currency,

endfilecontents*

begindocument
Sentence~footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018
enddocument


Now I want the following three things to change in the footnote:



  1. Put parentheses around the year (just the year) not the pagenumber

  2. Write "Vgl." before the footnote begins (after the number of the footnote)

  3. Write the number of the footnote as "normal number" not as an exponent.

The current output:




¹Hong, Park, and Yu 2018, S. 4.




should look like this:




1 Vgl. Hong, Park, and Yu (2018), S. 4.




What is the easiest / best way to make this happen?






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    sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
    – moewe
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I've got three problems with my document's footcite for which I can't find a solution. My MWE is the following:



documentclass[%
draft=false,%
paper=a4,% 
fontsize=12pt,%
]scrbook

usepackage[%
 backend=biber,%
 style=authoryear,%
 bibstyle=authoryear,%
 citestyle=authoryear,%
 sorting=anyt,%
]biblatex

addbibresourcejobname.bib 

beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleHong.2018,
 author = Hong, KiHoon and Park, Kyounghoon and Yu, Jongmin,
 year = 2018,
 title = Crowding Out in a Dual Currency Regime? Digital Versus Fiat 
Currency,

endfilecontents*

begindocument
Sentence~footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018
enddocument


Now I want the following three things to change in the footnote:



  1. Put parentheses around the year (just the year) not the pagenumber

  2. Write "Vgl." before the footnote begins (after the number of the footnote)

  3. Write the number of the footnote as "normal number" not as an exponent.

The current output:




¹Hong, Park, and Yu 2018, S. 4.




should look like this:




1 Vgl. Hong, Park, and Yu (2018), S. 4.




What is the easiest / best way to make this happen?






biblatex







share|improve this question









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    sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago












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I've got three problems with my document's footcite for which I can't find a solution. My MWE is the following:



documentclass[%
draft=false,%
paper=a4,% 
fontsize=12pt,%
]scrbook

usepackage[%
 backend=biber,%
 style=authoryear,%
 bibstyle=authoryear,%
 citestyle=authoryear,%
 sorting=anyt,%
]biblatex

addbibresourcejobname.bib 

beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleHong.2018,
 author = Hong, KiHoon and Park, Kyounghoon and Yu, Jongmin,
 year = 2018,
 title = Crowding Out in a Dual Currency Regime? Digital Versus Fiat 
Currency,

endfilecontents*

begindocument
Sentence~footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018
enddocument


Now I want the following three things to change in the footnote:



  1. Put parentheses around the year (just the year) not the pagenumber

  2. Write "Vgl." before the footnote begins (after the number of the footnote)

  3. Write the number of the footnote as "normal number" not as an exponent.

The current output:




¹Hong, Park, and Yu 2018, S. 4.




should look like this:




1 Vgl. Hong, Park, and Yu (2018), S. 4.




What is the easiest / best way to make this happen?






biblatex







share|improve this question









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I've got three problems with my document's footcite for which I can't find a solution. My MWE is the following:



documentclass[%
draft=false,%
paper=a4,% 
fontsize=12pt,%
]scrbook

usepackage[%
 backend=biber,%
 style=authoryear,%
 bibstyle=authoryear,%
 citestyle=authoryear,%
 sorting=anyt,%
]biblatex

addbibresourcejobname.bib 

beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleHong.2018,
 author = Hong, KiHoon and Park, Kyounghoon and Yu, Jongmin,
 year = 2018,
 title = Crowding Out in a Dual Currency Regime? Digital Versus Fiat 
Currency,

endfilecontents*

begindocument
Sentence~footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018
enddocument


Now I want the following three things to change in the footnote:



  1. Put parentheses around the year (just the year) not the pagenumber

  2. Write "Vgl." before the footnote begins (after the number of the footnote)

  3. Write the number of the footnote as "normal number" not as an exponent.

The current output:




¹Hong, Park, and Yu 2018, S. 4.




should look like this:




1 Vgl. Hong, Park, and Yu (2018), S. 4.




What is the easiest / best way to make this happen?






biblatex




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    sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago












  • 1




    sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago







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1




sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
– moewe
1 hour ago




sorting=anyt, makes little sense with style=authoryear, since anyt sorts by the alphabetic label associated with style=alphabetic. I suggest you drop sorting=anyt, (which will give you the default sorting nyt). style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is equivalent to style=authoryear. Finally you should not have to write footcite[S.~4]Hong.2018, footcite[4]Hong.2018 is enough, biblatex adds the page prefix for you automatically.
– moewe
1 hour ago










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Point 1 is fairly simple if you use biblatex-ext's drop-in replacement for authoryear, ext-authoryear. Then you only need



DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen


Point 2 can be achieved with the optional pre-note argument



Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson


Point 3 can be achieved with



deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip


In total and keeping in mind my comments under the question (1) that sorting=anyt is not really appropriate for authoryear-like styles since it bases its sorting on the alphabetic label of the style=alphabetic that is not present in authoryear-like styles, (2) that style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is the same as style=authoryear and (3) that there is no need to specify "S.~" manually since biblatex adds it automatically if appropriate, we get



documentclass[fontsize=12pt,ngerman]scrbook
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 backend=biber,
 style=ext-authoryear,
 autocite=footnote,
]biblatex

DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen

deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib 

begindocument
Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson
enddocument


1 Vgl. Sigfridsson und Ryde (1998), S. 380.






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Point 1 is fairly simple if you use biblatex-ext's drop-in replacement for authoryear, ext-authoryear. Then you only need



DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen


Point 2 can be achieved with the optional pre-note argument



Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson


Point 3 can be achieved with



deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip


In total and keeping in mind my comments under the question (1) that sorting=anyt is not really appropriate for authoryear-like styles since it bases its sorting on the alphabetic label of the style=alphabetic that is not present in authoryear-like styles, (2) that style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is the same as style=authoryear and (3) that there is no need to specify "S.~" manually since biblatex adds it automatically if appropriate, we get



documentclass[fontsize=12pt,ngerman]scrbook
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 backend=biber,
 style=ext-authoryear,
 autocite=footnote,
]biblatex

DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen

deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib 

begindocument
Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson
enddocument


1 Vgl. Sigfridsson und Ryde (1998), S. 380.






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  • Wow, thank you very much for your detailed answer. This works for me. Just out of curiosity - is there a central way to archive Point 2 so that i don't have to type it before every cite?
    – Christian
    6 mins ago















up vote
4
down vote



accepted










Point 1 is fairly simple if you use biblatex-ext's drop-in replacement for authoryear, ext-authoryear. Then you only need



DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen


Point 2 can be achieved with the optional pre-note argument



Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson


Point 3 can be achieved with



deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip


In total and keeping in mind my comments under the question (1) that sorting=anyt is not really appropriate for authoryear-like styles since it bases its sorting on the alphabetic label of the style=alphabetic that is not present in authoryear-like styles, (2) that style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is the same as style=authoryear and (3) that there is no need to specify "S.~" manually since biblatex adds it automatically if appropriate, we get



documentclass[fontsize=12pt,ngerman]scrbook
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 backend=biber,
 style=ext-authoryear,
 autocite=footnote,
]biblatex

DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen

deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib 

begindocument
Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson
enddocument


1 Vgl. Sigfridsson und Ryde (1998), S. 380.






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  • Wow, thank you very much for your detailed answer. This works for me. Just out of curiosity - is there a central way to archive Point 2 so that i don't have to type it before every cite?
    – Christian
    6 mins ago













up vote
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up vote
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down vote



accepted






Point 1 is fairly simple if you use biblatex-ext's drop-in replacement for authoryear, ext-authoryear. Then you only need



DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen


Point 2 can be achieved with the optional pre-note argument



Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson


Point 3 can be achieved with



deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip


In total and keeping in mind my comments under the question (1) that sorting=anyt is not really appropriate for authoryear-like styles since it bases its sorting on the alphabetic label of the style=alphabetic that is not present in authoryear-like styles, (2) that style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is the same as style=authoryear and (3) that there is no need to specify "S.~" manually since biblatex adds it automatically if appropriate, we get



documentclass[fontsize=12pt,ngerman]scrbook
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 backend=biber,
 style=ext-authoryear,
 autocite=footnote,
]biblatex

DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen

deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib 

begindocument
Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson
enddocument


1 Vgl. Sigfridsson und Ryde (1998), S. 380.






share|improve this answer












Point 1 is fairly simple if you use biblatex-ext's drop-in replacement for authoryear, ext-authoryear. Then you only need



DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen


Point 2 can be achieved with the optional pre-note argument



Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson


Point 3 can be achieved with



deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip


In total and keeping in mind my comments under the question (1) that sorting=anyt is not really appropriate for authoryear-like styles since it bases its sorting on the alphabetic label of the style=alphabetic that is not present in authoryear-like styles, (2) that style=authoryear, bibstyle=authoryear, citestyle=authoryear, is the same as style=authoryear and (3) that there is no need to specify "S.~" manually since biblatex adds it automatically if appropriate, we get



documentclass[fontsize=12pt,ngerman]scrbook
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 backend=biber,
 style=ext-authoryear,
 autocite=footnote,
]biblatex

DeclareInnerCiteDelimsfootcitebibopenparenbibcloseparen

deffootnote1.5em1emthefootnotemarkenskip

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib 

begindocument
Loremautocite[Vgl.][380]sigfridsson
enddocument


1 Vgl. Sigfridsson und Ryde (1998), S. 380.







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