Is there any citation style/method that doesn't require the page number to be included for in-text citation?

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I saw some citations with page number and some without. 
But later, I read that it's important to have the page number. Unfortunately I already have a lot of citations done without noting down the page number. So, is there a citation style that doesnt need page numbers? E.g MLA, APA, Chicago,..etc?


Thanks!

Mustardseed · Accepted Answer

I had to use Turabian, no page numbers in text, we used footnotes.  My professor sweetie darlin says MLA and Chicago also do not use that mess in the text.  But you will need the pg number for the notes no matter which style you use.

How did they say you must write your paper?

Look here, each style has a quick guide.
http://www.calstatela.edu/library/styleman.htm

lizarraga · Answer

i could in basic terms go away it sparkling. in accordance to Smith, "Chocloate ice cream is better than vanilla" (Smith) or if your instructor advised you to particularly placed NP or NA, then placed down (Smith, NA) or something simliar. there fairly isnt plenty you're able to do if there is not any internet site extensive form, till theres a quick term for it. in case you bought the quotation from online, then you definately could placed (Smith online) wish this helped -jangy

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Is there any citation style/method that doesn't require the page number to be included for in-text citation?

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