CiteDetailsTests

Named ref ^[1]

Reuse ^[1] ^[1] ^[1]

Subreference ^[1.1]

Subreference with template ^[1.2]

List-defined reference ^[2]

Subreference of purely list-defined parent reference ^[3.1]

Group

Reference in a group ^{[group 1]}

Subref in a group ^{[group 1.1]}

Reuse of a subref in a group ^{[group 1.2]}

Subref of a list-defined reference in a group ^{[group 2.1]}

As mentioned in the Red Book, red books are typically red. ^[4.1]

A less typical variety is mentioned, which is actually green. ^[4.2]

^ ^{Jump up to: a} ^b ^c ^d Named ref (body)
1. ^ Subreference (body)
2. ^ {{cite book}}: Empty citation (help)
^ List-defined reference (body)
^ Purely list-defined parent reference (body)
1. ^ Subreference of purely list-defined parent reference (body)
^ Mumford, David. The Red Book of Varieties and Schemes. Springer. ISBN 354063293X.
1. ^ Page 20-34
2. ^ Page 78,98

^ Reference in a group (body)
1. ^ Subref in a group (body)
2. ^ Subref in a group (body)
^ List-defined reference in a group (body)
1. ^ Subref of a list-defined reference in a group (body)