WP Academic Publications

March 21, 2014

WP Academic Publications Plugin

Let's you add academic publications to your Wordpress admin page which can then be displayed on your site.

Let’s you add academic publications, such as those listed in journals or conferences, to your WordPress admin page. These can then be displayed on your site using a shortcode or php function call.

Installation

  1. Upload wpacademicpubs to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
  3. Use [academicpubs] as a shortcode or wpap_get_publications() or wpap_get_publications_formated() in a template.

FAQ

How do I use the shortcode?

Add [academicpubs] in a post. This can have options:

category: comma separated list of publication category slugs to display. numbered: if true, publications will be displayed with an ordered list. limit: total number of publications to display. reverse: display in chronological order (default is reverse chronological). show_links: if true, show links to the paper pdf and bibtex file. page_num: useful for paging, tell wordpress to return the publications that would be on this page. num_per_page: number of pubs to show on a 'page', needed for the paging functionality. 

For example:

[academicpubs category=selected,science numbered=true limit=5 reverse=true show_links=false] 

What if I want the publications somewhere else?

You can use one of the two php functions anywhere in a template.

/* Returns a list of publications. Each publication contains key,val pairs. * * $options: array('option' => 'value') * * Returns: [['id':1, 'title':'Paper Name', 'pdf_url':'http://a.com'], * [another pub...]] * fields are: id, title, authors, conference, pdf_url, bibtex_url, * slides_ppt, website_url */ wpap_display_publications($options); /* Returns html around each publication. */ wpap_display_publications_formatted($options); 

For example:

<?php $opts = array('category' => 'selected,science', 'reverse' => 'true', 'show_links' => 'false'); $pubs = wpap_display_publications($opts); foreach ($pubs as $pub) { echo '<p>' . $pub['title'] . '</p>'; } ?> 

or

<?php $opts = array('numbered' => 'true', 'limit' => 10); echo wpap_display_publications_formatted($opts); ?> 

What does the output look like?

What is a starter for some CSS styling?

.wpap .publication-title {
font-size: 110%;
font-weight: bold;
}
.wpap p {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
.wpap ul {
list-style: none;
margin: 0;
}
.wpap li {
margin-bottom: 15px;
}

Support

Please go to https://github.com/bradjc/wordpress-academic-pubs if you have
any issues.

Changelog

1.2: Fixed issue where only 10 publications would display.

1.1: Added slides and website.
Better support for translation.

1.0: Initial release

Details

  • Version: 1.2
  • Active installations: 60
  • WordPress Version: 3.5
  • Tested up to: 3.7.41

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