{% cite “slugs” ... %}
Use the cite tag to cite a reference in the body of the text. Any number of reference slugs can be provided as space separated values inside quotation marks. A reference_list variable will be added to the template context which contains all the works cited in the article to date.
{% cite_note “slug” “note” ... %}
Use the cite_note tag to cite a reference in the body of the text with some supporting notes. For instance “[1 p20]” would be achieved by using {% cite_note “slug” “p20” %}. As with the `cite tag, a series of reference-note pairs can be provided to reference multiple works within a single tag. A reference_list variable will be added to the template context which contains all the works cited in the article to date.
Note
To quote multiple works in one reference block (e.g. [1; 2; 3]) you can either provide multiple slugs inside the tag, or use multiple tags with no separating characters or white space. Django-citations will search for consecutive tags and merge them.
{% show_references list_of_reference_objects %}
Displays a reference list of all the objects passed in the list_of_reference_objects variable.
{% show_all_references %}
Shows a reference list including all references in the database, sorted alphabetically by author.