NetBlog free WordPress plugin

Management of Bibliographies and Footnotes will be removed soon. Please use the plugin AcademicPress instead, as it supports many more features. Netblog is a tool to connect posts, pages and external resources (websites, pdf, doc, zip, exe,…) and display them as Further Reading and References for your visitor. Ideal to publish current academic work of a workgroup, to create a knowledge-based website to refer to additional interesting websites, to link to documents in the internet, or just to connect content-related posts, or whatever you want to refer to. Use Netblog to easily create and manage bibliographic references to many medias (like books, websites, videos, journals, magazines, newspapers etc) Next Milestone – Netblog 3.0 Design and implementation of SDL – a portable style definition language Parsers for BibTex and EndNote Connect to bibliography databases and query for attributes like author, title, date, publisher, ISBN, DOI etc. Compliant to Zend’s Coding Standard (naming, documentation,…) Lightweight software Available as WP plugin or as standalone browser based application No custom database tables – all information will be stored in posts (shortcodes) or websites Display mathematical formulas and manage preprocessors Interactive UI using AJAX and jQuery Build table of reference either statically or dynamically. Static: manually define references (in case of inline citations). Dynamic: automatically parse external data from BibTex, EndNote or databases. A lot of more attributes are defined for advanced control and properties. Easy to use Complete redesign (easy to extend by the community) See more information about the next milestone. Using it is quite simple. Go to edit-post / edit-page and look for metabox Further Reading. Type in your query and a list of matches is shown below using autocomplete. Click with your mouse on one of the rows and the autocomplete box disappears. The link fades in smoothly below. Features Bibliography/References: