Thanks for the suggestion! This feature has been added.

This has finally been fixed. Thanks for your patience.

Hi Elizabeth,

Sorry for the delay in looking into this. I agree, this is not ideal and should be better supported. Should be easy to fix. Can you point me to your page so I can reproduce this?

Thanks!

OK, sounds good. I've change it to where it mentions the theme being used. I don't want to call out theme=default explicitly, because there are multiple themes that use text links, and it doesn't solely depend on the theme either. Many users define their own CSS rules to style the appearance instead of using a theme.

Well, there is an "or" there. The or, to me, implies that the first part of the sentence is not universally true, because there is a different case that can occur. That case is when using icon-links, in which case the remainder of the field name is used as icon tool-tip. At least that was the intended meaning of that sentence. Is that not how you read it?

What do you see in the ellipsis? It now says: "The remainder of the field name will be used as link description or, when using icon-link, as the icon tool-tip." If you don't see that, then you may need to force a reload of the page.

Thanks for reporting this and sorry for the delay. We've now fixes this in two ways: we updated the documentation to remove the inaccuracy, and we also changed the behavior such that these descriptions are used even when using icons instead of text, namely as tool-tip for the icon.

This bug has finally been fixed.

@techreport{TechReport1,
  author = {John McBug},
  institution = {ACME},
  title = {DemoPaper: A Title about nothing},
  year = {2012}
}

@article{Article1,
  author = {John McBug},
  journal = {Another Journal},
  title = {DemoPaper: A Title about nothing},
  YEAR = {2012}
}

will now show as:

Prof. Chaos: please let me know if you still see the problem and if so, please send me the bibtex to reproduce it.

Thanks for your patience!

Hi Anish, It is possible to add images in the bibbase_note field, which allows HTML. However the placement of that image may not be where you like it. You could do something like this:

<img src="....." style="float: right; width: 200px;">

Which will show the image on the right of the publication. But it will not line up nicely with the top of the publication, plus I assume you'd prefer having the image on the left. You might be able to do something more with CSS using 'position: absolute' on the '.bibbase_note' class, and you can also increase the left margin of the publication itself to create space for the image. But I can't think of a way to achieve the top alignment of image and publication title. Let me know if you find a way. Otherwise I'll update this ticket when we get to implementing this feature properly.

Yes, I noticed that too. I think one of our data sources is really deteriorating (the data for Canada is wrong, too). I'll see whether we can replace that source with a better one.