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If you need to maintain a bibliography in bibtex format and also write a Web page to publish the list of your publications, then bib3html is the right solution for you.
bib3html is a refined fork from bib2html written by tango. It enables to add bibtex entries formatted as HTML in wordpress pages and posts. The input data is a local or remote bibtex file and the output is HTML.
The entries are formatted by default using the IEEE style. Bibtex source file and a link to the publication are also available from the HTML.
In order to reduce site loading the generated HTML Contents are cached in the cache directory for a defined time. If the cached HTML is out of date it gets reloaded automatically.
Features:
The bib3html plugin has been developed and tested under WordPress 3.2.0
When writing a page/post, you can use the tag [bibtex] as follows:
This is tango’s whole list of publications: [bibtex file=”mypub.bib”]
If you want to filter the type of bibtex items, you can use one of the attributes allow, deny and key as follows:
This is tango’s list of journal articles:
[bibtex file=”mypub.bib” allow=”article”]
This is tango’s list of conference articles and technical reports:
[bibtex file=”mypub.bib” allow=”inproceedings,techreport”]
This is the rest of tango’s publications:
[bibtex file=”mypub.bib” deny=”article,inproceedings,techreport”]
This is tango’s latest conference paper:
[bibtex file=”mypub.bib” key=”CGW2006″]
This is tango’s bibliography maintained at citeulike.org
[bibtex file=”http://www.citeulike.org/bibtex/user/username”]
This is tango’s bibliography maintained at bibsonomy.org
[bibtex file=”http://bibsonomy.org/bib/user/username?items=1000″]