Description
A WordPress plugin that automatically generates a bibliography from citations added to a WP post/page/custom post type.
Use \cite{bibtex_entry_name}
in the text and provide the corresponding BibTex entry in the “References” field
underneath the text editor. When you visit the page of the post on the front-end, you will see the citations in the text
in addition, at the end of the content of the page, you will see a new section called “Bibliography” where you can see all used references in the post.
The plugin has a couple of options:
1. Enabled Post Types: posts/pages/custom post types.
2. Bibliography Style (Based on Citation-JS Style): you can choose between APA, Vancouver, and Harvard.
3. Citation Style (in the text): decide how the \cite{bibtex_entry_name}
will appear on the front-end, you can choose between (X) Numerical, (authorX 2024) Author year, or (authorX)Author.
4. Delete data on uninstall: decide to delete all stored references on plugin uninstall.
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Installation
Install the plugin from WordPress.org and start using it!
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Contributors & Developers
“WebKew WP References and Citations” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.4
- Fixed: Fixed year having spaces between the
=
and actual year value.
1.0.3
- Fixed: Some bibtex entries were skipped and not correctly displayed due a small typo in the regex.
1.0.2
- Fixed: Loading default plugin options on plugin activation
- Fixed: a problem with loading the js file and injecting the data into the webpage.
1.0.1
- Fixed:
Delete data on uninstall
option was not saving the user preference. - Fixed: on click the citation key will lead to the reference entry in the bibliography.
1.0.0
- Plugin released.