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Yes, my apologies, that page still needs to be updated.
This is not currently possible, partially also because "last" is not well-defined -- bibbase does not know whether you add new entries in the front or the back (or the middle) of your bibtex file. What you can do, however, is to use a filter, e.g., if you add "&filter=year:2016" to your URL it should only list papers from 2016. This works on any field, so if you really wanted to, you could go in and edit your bibtex file to mark the ones you want to list with a special field (e.g., show={1}), and then filter on that.
A CSS really only makes sense when you embed your BibBase listing in your own page. I see that you are embedding it in https://scc.okstate.edu/publications. You need to add the CSS file directly to the head of the HTML of that page, like you are doing with the other CSS files that are already referenced there.
We don't test with IE very much, and it might take a while until we get to this. But I don't think you need to worry too much about this, because less then 5% of all visitors to BibBase pages actually use IE or Edge:
That's just a style decision. The default theme/CSS style hide the bibbase_icon_text elements and show the bibbase_icon elements instead. To show the text instead of the icons you can either change the CSS rules for these CSS classes accordingly, or use one of the predefined themes that already use that, e.g.:
http://bibbase.org/show?bib=http%3A%2F%2Fclulab.cs.arizona.edu%2Fpapers%2Fclulab.bib&theme=side
The filter value is a regular expression. So "Lau[^a-z]" should work for you.
There is a suffix on the URL "&msg=embed". Just remove that and the message will no longer show. It should have been removed already when using any of snippets in that message.
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Liz: could you point me to your page so I can see why it's not working and help find a solution that works for you?