I would quite like there not to be a big sign saying `References' at the start of my references section; I would rather there was nothing there (for space-saving reasons). Is it possible to remove this somehow?
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I would quite like there not to be a big sign saying `References' at the start of my references section; I would rather there was nothing there (for space-saving reasons). Is it possible to remove this somehow?
Does \notag work?
Nope, I presume because it is a section title not a label.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ackbeet
Well, how about omitting the \begin{bibliography} and \end{bibliography} commands, and making sure the references themselves typeset correctly?
Well yes, that would work, but it is neither neat nor elegant...
I haven't tried this myself, but I believe that \renewcommand{\bibname}{} will cause the title to become blank. It may still leave the same amount of vertical space on the page as a title would occupy, but you can then remove that by a command of the form \vspace{-1cm}.
Thanks. I had a friend give me that exact same reply...Quote:
Originally Posted by Opalg
This does work, however I was in the article environment so I needed to put \refname instead of \bibname.