I prefer to have my entries displayed by Journal, Conference, and Workshop (http://www.matthewklenk.com/).  This is different than type because Conference and workshop are both @inproceedings.

Is this possible?  If so, are there any examples of this?

New version of BibBase looks nice! On my page, the abstract popup is behind the lightbox shade: http://www.karliwalti.ch/index.php?id=10

Happens in firefox and chrome. Hints how to fix this?

Citations are not downloadable through Zotero. Zotero's inbrowser plugin should pick up the texts as CoinS 

Using the Mendeley My publication is absolutely wonderful, in particular because it is easy to upload your own paper--via mendeley--and then make them accessible on your own page via Bibbase. However, the bibtex file that bibbase generates is not clean.

Here is what I get: http://christophe.heintz.free.fr/publications.htm

1. the biggest problem is that the names of editors are not printed

2. the bibtex info for each publication includes too many completely irrelevant information, such as:  isauthor = {1}, and url_mendeley= ...

3. the last information "url_mendeley" leads bibbase to display a link to Mendeley for each paper ... it would be better not to have this link (which only lead to redundant information).

I have generated myself a bibtex file using Mendeley and it gives something clean with no mistakes (even though it still includes info about where the paper is stored on my own computer):

http://christophe.heintz.free.fr/MyPubli.htm

The problem is that the pdf version stored on Mendeley are not made available any more ! I could not generate a bibtex file that would include

url_pdf_0 = {http://www.mendeley.com/download/public/ --ID of the paper in question---.pdf}

Is it all right to ask here for a fix, or should I rather write to Mendeley?

Thanks a lot.

Christophe