The Chicago Manual of Style was originally created by Kate L. Turabian of the University of Chicago. It is most commonly used by writers in the fields of history, literature, and the arts. Chicago Style offers two different citation methods that can be used: Author-Date Style. This citation method uses specific parentheses. Follow the format shown below to create a note and, if necessary, a bibliographic entry for an image viewed online. Make sure you cite the page the image is hosted on and not, for example, the Google search results where you found it. Chicago Bibliography. Author's last name, first name. General formatting. Chicago does not require a specific font or font size, but recommends using something simple and readable, such as Times New Roman. Use 0.3 cm margins on all sides of the page. The main text should be double-spaced and each new paragraph should begin with a one-inch indent. Revised on. Citations from the APA website typically include the author, publication date, page or article title, website name, and URL. If there is no author, start the citation with the title of the article. If the page is likely to change over time, add a retrieval date. If you cite an online version of a. Authors of journal articles. When it is a journal article or multiple authors, list only the first author followed by et al. in footnotes. List all authors in the bibliography if there are more authors, list follow-ups from et al. An example of an article using Chicago style, with footnotes, page numbers, section headings, and bibliography, NOTE: Uses Ibid. to indicate that it comes from the same source as. The Chicago edition advises against the use of Ibid. and requires writers to use shortened notes instead. Presented by Montana State, cited in text. Chicago style, when referring to a source of information in the text of a document, in its simplest form gives a short citation consisting of the name of the author(s) and the date of publication. • Short references in the text are given in whole or in part in parentheses. Follow the format shown below to create a note and, if necessary, a bibliographic entry for an image viewed online. Make sure you cite the page the image is hosted on and not, for example, the Google search results where you found it. Chicago Bibliography. Author's last name, first name. To cite a magazine in Chicago Style, you need to know basic information, including the author's name, year of publication, title and/or subtitle of the article or column, the magazine name, volume of issue information, issue number, date, etc. the number or page range for print magazine issues, and a uniform URL resource locator for online bibliographic entries: author last name, first name. Article title. Name of newspaper City and province State of publication, if not included in the name, date of publication. URL. If no author name is provided, begin the citation with the title of the article. Omit page numbers. Example of a footnote. 1.The following templates and examples will help you create source citations with three authors using the notes and bibliography system. Complete reference model: First name of the 1st author, First name of the 1st author, First name and last name of the 2nd author, First name and last name of the th author. Book title. Place of publication: