What should you include in the in-text citation if your quotation has no page number?

When citing a source with no page number in the text, include as much of the following information as is available in your source:

1. Author: Include the author's last name.

2. Title: Write the title of the source in italics.

3. Edition and/or Version: If available, include the edition or version.

4. Date of Publication: If no publication date is available, use "n.d." (no date).

5. Paragraph Number or Heading: If the source is divided into paragraphs or sections, include the paragraph number or heading.

Example: (Author, _Title_, Edition/Version, Date, Paragraph/Heading)

Here are a few specific examples of in-text citations with no page numbers:

1. Single-Author Book without Page Numbers: (Smith, _Introduction to Psychology_, 2020, Chapter 5)

2. Article in a Journal without Page Numbers: (Johnson, _The Effects of Climate Change on Polar Bears_, n.d., Section 3)

3. Website without Page Numbers: (Greenpeace, _Protecting the Arctic_, 2021, Introduction)

Always check your referencing style guide (such as APA, MLA, or Chicago) for specific guidelines on citing sources with no page numbers.