Type "1. "Title," last modified June 11, 2010, URL" to use the Chicago Manual of Style. Replace "Title" with the name of the article. Replace the date with the date the page was last changed by its author. Replace "URL" with the full Web address for the site. For subsequent references, use the next available number, such as "2," and the title of the article in quotation marks.
Enter "1. Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of Online Periodical, volume number(issue number if available). Retrieved from http://www.someaddress.com/full/URL/" to use APA style. Replace "Author, A. A., (and B.B) with the author (or authors) names, last name, first name, middle initial. Replace "Date of publication" with the date the story was published. If you cannot find the exact date of publication, use the year only. Replace "Title of article" and "Title of online periodical" with the name of the story and the name of the publication. Italicize the article title. Use the the full Web address. Use only the author's name(s) for subsequent references.
Type "1. Smith, John. August 2, 2011 <http://website.com>" for MLA style. Use the author's last name, then first name to begin. If you do not have the name, use the website's title. Type the date you accessed the information from the site. Enter the Web address in brackets, and use the full URL. For subsequent references use the authors' names or site name, depending on which is available.