Enhanced BibliPlug free WordPress plugin

Enhanced Bibliplug creates a central repository for researchers to organize and display their academic work either individually or in a collaborative environment. This plugin is designed to synchronize with Zotero accounts. Key features include: database schema for storing bibliographical references. administration pages to manage the references. short code for easy retrieval of references based on author, year, and publication type. the ability to connect and synchronize with Zotero accounts. a custom Author page template to display user’s academic title, affiliation, bio, and CV content such as publications and presentations. short code for listing all users of the site. the ability to group and retrieve references based on custom categories and tags. Companion plugin: Enhanced Publication Reference short codes References can be displayed on any post/page using short code bibliplug. [bibliplug id=2] displays a single reference. [bibliplug last_name=’Smith’] displays references by author/editor last name. [bibliplug first_name=’John’] displays references by author/editor first name. [bibliplug type=’book’] displays all books. [bibliplug category=’chapter7′] displays all references under category chapter7. [bibliplug tag=’biology’] displays all references with tag biology. [bibliplug year=’2008′] displays all references published in 2008. [bibliplug format=’full’] displays references with abstracts. Default is ‘normal’. [bibliplug keywords=’biology, genome’] displays references with any given keywords. [bibliplug order_by=’last_name, year-, title’] displays references first ordered by first author’s last name, then by publish year in descending order, then by title. You can also sort by first_name (first author’s first name), date (publication date), and type (publication type). By default, text fields are sorted alphabatically from A-Z, dates are sorted from oldest to newest, and numbers are sorted from small to big. To invert the sorting order of a field, add “-” at the end of the field name to indicate that the field should be sorted in descending order. Note: You can mix-match any arguments except: If id is