The document discusses how to cite multiple quotes from the same source in an article. When first citing a source, include the full citation and add "name="nickname"" to assign it a nickname. For subsequent quotes from that source, just use <ref name="nickname"/> and the references section will list the source once with both quotes attributed to it. This allows multiple quotes from one source to be cited briefly while still giving the source proper credit in the references list.

1. Do you use
multiple quotes
from one source?
If so . . .

2. The first time in your article that you
cite the source . . .
1.
Put your cursor between ref and the >
2.
Type in a space then name=“nickname”
The nickname should be the nickname of your article
in quotation marks. The nickname in the example is
Anthony Brown.

3. Every other time you cite the
source . . .
Don’t bother clicking the book icon or
copying and pasting the citation template.
Just type:
<ref name=“Nickname”/>

4. Then, your References section
will look like this:
See the letters? That means two
quotes cite this source!