Academic Citations is a WordPress 2.x plugin (tested from 2.0 - 2.7).
This WordPress 2.x plugin generates academic citations in five common academic citation formats: AMA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA. You can select which (or all) of these five formats to show, and in the order you choose.
The readme.txt file included in the package provides installation and configuration instructions. Please see the roadmap for a list of planned features.
This plugin grew out of a post at WRT: Writer Response Theory.
Download Current Version: 0.4 [updated: February 1, 2009]
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current version:
- v0.4 // February 1, 2009
[testing] Ensured ability to use under WordPress 2.0 - 2.7 platforms.
[enhance] Added bracketed placeholders for citation content not present in the system. User can adjust content as necessary when used externally, or site owner can clearly see where information needs to be added to the administration system (for instance, author first name and last name).
[enhance] Added support for user-selected list of formats, and order of formats, by modifying the function call.
previous versions:
- v0.3.3 // Mar 30 2006
[enhance] Allow use in index.php and archive.php templates. - v0.3 // Mar 27 2006
A plugin that dumps the five common citation formats into the footer of every post. - v0.3.1 // Mar 27 2006
[bugfix] Fix "retrieved date" in some citations. - v0.3.2 // Mar 29 2006
[bugfix] Fix Harvard citation format.
[enhance] Modify display to include toggle on/off visibility.
[enhance] Modify readme.txt to include more detailed instructions for user.
future versions:
- v0.5
Add support for comment citations - v0.6
Add support for two formats as exportable files (BibTeX, EndNote) - v1.0
User selection mechanism to turn on/off any of the citation formats via administrative interface
User selection mechanism to turn on/off comment citation via administrative interface
maybe in future:
- v2.0
Adding formats files - like a plugin subdirectory. - v3.0
Use admin menu to create your own citation format(s).
