teachpress

Excellent add-on, I was looking for this for a long time. Thank you very much!

I am using teachPress just for publications and have found it offers flexible display and filter options, encouraging me to augment my records with more metadata. I manage references in Zotero and export in BibTex (or Beter BibTex) and there’s generally good compatibility, though my (Mac) install of Zotero generates an empty first line that has to be deleted before being read by teachPress or else no items get created. Given that this issue was raised previously by @tfriedri (Can’t import bibtex), I’d like to echo the request for the plugin to ignore any initial blank lines before reading data. Also, the manipulation of the display of publications is handled by PHP, which works fine in normal operation, but this causes issues when creating static snapshots (e.g, when using wget, it generates many additional pages). Ideally, I’d like to see (the option of using) JavaScript instead, as with bib-publication-list on GitHub. Is this possible? Thank you.

Teachpress plugin is a must-have for BibTex publication management with Wordpress. Bulk import works well even with thousands of documents, template system customization works perfectly, the plugin is very stable and reliable. The best tool we found for this purpose (the only?). We haven’t tested the Courses Management as we didn’t need this part of the plugin.

I had been adding each of my publications to Wordpress individually and battling other plugins for formatting and Altmetrics. This teachpress plugin does it all so easily. I exported my publications to Bibtex format, upload the Bibtex, and imported into teachpress. Then just have to add the shortcode to show all the publications. This makes is really easy to stay up-to-date. One request is to have the option to show the Altmetric as medium bar (instead of donut) and have it show up automatically without the need to click the Altmetric link.

What a wonderful tool. Breezy documentation and excellent display. Still tinkering with the settings, but this is a win. Thanks so much!

I am using TeachPress on my personal academic web page to show a list of my publications, and it works great for this purpose. Giving it five stars is, for me, a no-brainer.