What is layout of MLA reference
The layout of an MLA reference generally includes the following elements:
1. Author's last name, first name.
2. Title of the source (in italics for books, articles, and websites, in quotation marks for shorter works such as poems or articles).
3. Title of the container (in italics, for example, the name of the journal, magazine, or website where the source was published).
4. Other contributors (such as translators or editors).
5. Version of the source (if applicable).
6. Number of the edition (if applicable).
7. Publisher.
8. Publication date.
9. Location (for example, page numbers for articles or chapters, or URLs for online sources).
The exact order and formatting of these elements may vary depending on the type of source being cited. It is important to consult the latest edition of the MLA Handbook or an online guide for specific guidelines on formatting MLA references.