When I use \cite{ref1, ref2} for multiple reference citation, there isn't any blank after the comma. I would like the reference citation to appear as follows:
[1, 2].
How can I obtain that?
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If you load the cite package with the space option:
\usepackage[space]{cite}
an ordinary inter-word space will be inserted between the comma and before the next number.
If you load the cite package without the space option, a "thinspace" will be inserted instead. Finally, if you specify the option nospace when loading the cite package, no space will be inserted -- thus mimicking the "standard" LaTeX setting regarding the typesetting lists of citation numbers in numeric citation styles.
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cite package is not compatible with
biblatex. How can I do a similar thing withbiblatex??? – antmw1361 Aug 07 '13 at 02:37 -
@antmw1361 - the OP didn't mention
biblatexin his/her query. If you're interested in getting a solution that works withbiblatex, please consider posting a new, separate and specific question to Tex.SE. – Mico Aug 07 '13 at 04:32