Tips/Rules for Citing
Title of Sources
Capitalise words like a newspaper headline except for articles (the/a/an), conjunctions, prepositions, etc.
Put a colon between the title and the subtitle. Titles of books, journals, etc. are always in italics.
Titles of Chapters/Articles
These are put in double inverted commas.
Authors
Don't use titles like Mrs/Dr/Prof./Rev (but do use some others like 'Saint').
Page Numbers
Don't use "p./pp.". Just use the numbers.
No Date of Publication
Use "n.d.", or "[2001?]" if the date is probably 2001.
No Place of Publication
Use "n.p.", or "[Dublin?]" if the place of publication is probably Dublin.
Multiple Authors
Up to three authors, list all of them. Four or more authors, list the 1st one and then use "et al.".
Combining Commas and Full Stops
Whereas you can follow full stop with a comma, e.g. "ed.," you cannot follow a full stop with another full stop, e.g. "eds..". It will instead be just "eds.".
Ibid
If a citation has been referenced immediately before, it can now be shortened to "Ibid." with the page number, e.g. "Ibid., 69".