Hi Cédric,

Paper titles are bold-faced by default in the theme you are using, but you have a custom CSS stylesheet on your page that enforces links to have normal weight, aka, not bold face:

a {
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: 400;
  cursor: pointer;
}

The reason then why the papers without a link are still bold-faced is that they are not links, just spans, e.g.:

<span class="bibbase_paper_title">  
  Tuning-free plug-and-play hyperspectral image deconvolution with deep priors.  
</span>

As you can probably already see from this, the solution for your page is easy: just add another CSS rule for bibbase_paper_titles:

.bibbase_paper_title {
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: 400;
}

Best,

Christian

Which sharing permissions did you give when you added the publications (with attachments) to your My Publications?

Hi German,

Thanks for pointing this out. When we implemented support for Zotero the My Publication feature didn't yet exist, so we didn't include the necessary options. It was easy to add though and is now live. Please check again. You should now see it in your list of Zotero sources (https://bibbase.org/service/zotero).

Hi Quinn, Adam,

We've just finished adding a search/filter toolbar. It's hidden by default -- because we don't want to change our users page appearance without their consent -- but you can show it by adding showSearch=1 to your bibbase url.

Hi J,

At long last we've gotten around adding a search toolbar. It's hidden by default -- because we don't want to change our users page appearance without their consent -- but you can show it by adding showSearch=1 to your bibbase url.

Hope you find this useful.

Hi Alex,

Yes, that is absolutely possible. That's what our group-plans are designed for. Depending on the number of colleagues it would either be the Business or Enterprise plan. If you'd like we can set up a call where you can tell me what you are looking for and I can make some recommendation how to set that up with BibBase.

Christian

We were able to debug and resolve this. The issue was that MacOS doesn't seem to recognize the extension .bib as bibtex files.

Please send it to support@bibbase.org. I will get it. Thanks.

Hi Mark, could you send me the file you are testing with?

Thanks for reporting this. I'm not sure whether the format from the Mendeley API has changed or whether this was never supported, but we've now updated our parser to correct extract the doi field from Mendeley's 'identifiers' field in their API response. They should show up now. You may need to reload your bibbase page with "&nocache=1" once to fetch the new data.