Hyperlinks in Latex: Insert Bibliographic Refs w/Bibtex

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Discussion Overview

The discussion focuses on how to insert hypertext links in bibliographic references within LaTeX documents using BibTeX. It encompasses technical aspects of document formatting, specifically for the revtex 4-1 and article document classes.

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  • Technical explanation, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about inserting clickable hyperlinks in bibliographic references and figures in a LaTeX document using BibTeX.
  • Another participant suggests using the hyperref package to generate hyperlinks and provides specific commands for referencing figures and external links.
  • A different participant requests guidance on changing the color of the reference link, indicating a desire for customization of the hyperlink appearance.
  • One response directs the participant to consult the hyperref package documentation for further information.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the use of the hyperref package for creating hyperlinks, but there is no consensus on the specifics of customizing link colors or other advanced features.

Contextual Notes

Limitations include potential dependencies on specific document classes and the need for further exploration of the hyperref package documentation for advanced customization options.

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hi, how do i insert Hypertext Links in Bibliographic References in my latex document. I am using bibtex and i want to be able to click on the reference in my text and it bring me to the reference. Similarly for figures, clicking on the figure reference in the text and it bring me to the figure. I use both document class revtex 4-1 and article
thanks
 
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To get hyperlinks you want to use some package that generates hyperlinks. That is exactly what the hyperref package does. I use

\usepackage[colorlinks,plainpages=false]{hyperref}

Figures and tables are easy. Just give them a \label. You can refer to this label with a \ref. The figure or table number will be a hyperlink if you use the hyperref package. External links are a bit tougher, but not bad. Use the \href macro for this. You can make the TITLE of some bib specification a href via TITLE = "{\href{link_to_file_or_url}{Title}}".
 
excellent thank you!
can you telll me how to change the colour of the reference link from green to eg blue? the figure link is red :)
thanks again :)
 
Read the hyperref package documentation.
 

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