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You can also override the default bibliography template, by passing the
`--template` or `-T` option parameter to the bibliography tag.

Some of the bibliography template styles, such as `acm-sigchi-proceedings`, list the references in an ordered list, resulting in redundant indices. This is due to the ordered list created by Jekyll Scholar per reference item. You can work around it by specifying the HTML tags like so:
```
scholar:
style: acm-sigchi-proceedings
bibliography_template: bib
bibliography_list_tag: div
bibliography_item_tag: div
```
As a result, the references will be put in `div` items instead of ordered list items, negating the redundant indices.

### Citations

If you want to reference books or papers from your bibliography in your blog
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