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Typesetting "et al" in italics with natbib
It looks I'm dealing with an entient problem here but I seem not to find a solution. I'm using Jabref and LaTex(natbib) and I want my reference to appear like this in the text: Peter et al.(2023) i.e, with an italic et al. #Italic "et al".
I've tried everything, this is potentially my last hope.
Solution
Even if not supported by default, you can customize the bibliography style file
Modify appropriately the .bst file to ensure
\emph{et al.}
Here is a fully working example on GitHub which you can fork and test under your Overleaf account.
Credits to the LaTex forum https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/64149/emphasizing-et-al
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