TeX - LaTeX Asked by DylanJW on October 5, 2021
I have a large Overleaf document with a lot of references. It’s useful for us to separate them into a number of .bib
files, and to store these in a separate folder, to keep the project easy to navigate. The desired file structure looks like:
.
├── bib
| ├── bib1.bib
| └── bib2.bib
└── main.tex
In main.tex
, the relevant code is as follows:
usepackage{cite} % Allows for ranges in citations
usepackage{mciteplus}
bibliography{bib/bib1,bib/bib2}
I have also tried other folder names (eg. bibliography
), and other formats (eg. bibliography{./bib/bib1,./bib/bib2}
, but none work.
I have seen other users get this to work correctly (see How to set a default bib path where all the bib files can refer to it?). Is there some syntax or setting I’m missing?
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