Hi Sebastien,

2016 seems to be showing up now:

Maybe you only just added these items to your library on Mendeley? Once you do that you need to reload the bibbase page once in order for bibbase to pull the new changes, and then a second time (with a short delay) to see them.

Hi Scott,

Glad you like it! Saving scientists some time like this is in fact one of our objectives.

Regarding your issue: It seems that jquery doesn't work on your page even though it is loaded. The $ global seems to be overwritten after jquery loads. This must be due to some of the other libraries you use on your page. I don't know which but you'll need to find it and make sure it doesn't interfere with jquery. A good test is to check that on the developer console you can type $("body") and get something other than null.

All,

Thank you for your patience. We are glad to finally be able to announce HTTPS support!

You can start using it immediately by changing your bibbase URLs to https://.

Please use this thread to report any issues you may observe.

Thank you for using BibBase.

I still cannot reproduce this. I'll close this issue for now, but please let me know if you still have this problem.

.bibbase_group span {
   display: none;
}

#group_article div i:after {
  content: " Journal Articles"
}

#group_inproceedings div i:after {
  content: " Conference Publications"
}

This is a great suggestion! Thanks for the pointer. It is indeed a goal of bibbase to do the SEO (search engine optimization) for its users. So features like this rank highly on my to-do list. I'll look into it.

Update (see comments): this is a non-issue. As for Mendeley papers, we have to respect Mendeley's robots.txt just as much as Google does.