Plugin / Academizer

Upload the academizer folder to the /wp-content/plugins directory. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress. Before adding your Bibtex entries, add a Reference Type (and corresponding format) for each Bibtex entry type you plan to use (e.g., article, book, inproceedings, etc.) Add each reference through the Add New menu command. Include the [academizer] shortcode in the page you want to display the references. Shortcode Simply type [academizer option="value" ...] in any page and the rendering engine will be called. Typing [academizer] will display all references. If you want to select a subset, use the following commands. type: selects only those reference of a specific Bibtex entry type. [academizer type="inproceedings"] will select only conference papers. tags: selects only those references that have a specific user-defined tag. Only one tag is accepted at this time. [academizer tags="project"] will only display those references tagged with project. excludeTags: only those references that do not have the supplied tag will be displayed. Only one tag is accepted as argument at this time. Format Academizer will parse any correctly formed Bibtex entry. It is essential that you define the corresponding citation style for each Bibtex entry type (e.g., article, book, inproceedings, etc.). Only one style per entry type is allowed. Some of the most common styles are included. You can select them by choosing them from the menu in the Add New Type page. The following is the list of recognised keywords you can use if you want to create your own citation style. defines how to render the authors of a paper. style can be any combination of ‘surname’, ‘name’, and ‘initial’ (displays only the first letter of each name). Any other literal character will be copied verbatim in the resulting string. options can be any combination of the following commands: NoDot (does not display a dot at the end of an initial), NoSpace (does not add a space between initials), and (separates the last author with , and), amp (separates the last author with , &). These options can be combined together by separating them with a comma. For example will output: Smith, J., Doe, J., and Joe, A. whereas will output the full name for each author.