## Description

AUTHORONLY is the wrapper for the information that defines the appearance of an in-text citation that shows only the authors. It can have the same children as a PUBTYPE element. This element should be used in conjunction with the YEARONLY element to obtain a citation format that keeps the authors in the flow of the normal text, as shown in the following example sentence:

... as was shown by Smith and Miller in a recent publication (2001).

## Example

    <AUTHORONLY>
    <AUTHORLIST>
    <FOLLOWING>. </FOLLOWING>
    <ABBREVIATE MAXAUTHOR="4" DISPLAYAUTHOR="1" ROLE="ALL"> et al. </ABBREVIATE>
    <AUTHORSEPS>
    <TWOSEPS> and </TWOSEPS>
    <THREESEPS>
    <THREESEPSEACH>, </THREESEPSEACH>
    <THREESEPSLAST>, and </THREESEPSLAST>
    </THREESEPS>
    </AUTHORSEPS>
    <AUTHORNAMES>
    <NAMEFIRST NAMEORDER="LASTFIRSTMIDDLE" INITIALSTYLE="FIRSTSPCMIDDLE" UPPERCASE="NONE">
    <NAMEOTHER NAMEORDER="LASTFIRSTMIDDLE" INITIALSTYLE="FIRSTSPCMIDDLE" UPPERCASE="NONE">
    </AUTHORNAMES>
    <TEXT>
    <TEXTSINGLE>
    <FOLLOWING>, </FOLLOWING>
    </TEXTSINGLE>
    <TEXTMULTIPLE>
    <FOLLOWING>, </FOLLOWING>
    </TEXTMULTIPLE>
    </TEXT>
    </AUTHORLIST>
    </AUTHORONLY>