Denis,

What is that browser you are using, I do not recognize it from Figure 4. I suspect that it has problems with the forwarding logic of the Zotero authentication. Have you tried a different browser (e.g., Chrome or Firefox)?

Hallo Jens,

Thanks for reporting this! This turned out to be caused by a typo in our latex-to-unicode translator. It's fixed now:

http://bibbase.org/show?bib=https%3A%2F%2Fkbsg.rwth-aachen.de%2F~classen%2Fjclassen.bib&msg=embed

Best,

Christian

Do you mean the font changes when using this trick? Yes, that could be. You might need to add CSS rules for the same ":after" selectors.

No, unfortunately the list that appears in the GroupBy drop down is fixed.

You can try a hard-refresh. If you are using Chrome then open the Developer tools, and then long-press the reload button. It should then give you a drop-down where you can select a harder version of refresh (including clearing cache).

1. Thanks!

2. Yes, you can accomplish that with CSS. You just need to find a good CSS selector for yourself in the HTML, which is pretty easy, because bibbase turns your name into a link to the page itself. If you add this CSS to your page style it will work:

a.bibbase.author.link[href="http://cs.stanford.edu/people/davidknowles/"] {
  font-weight: bold;
}

3. What kind of citation style would you like to see?

Thanks for using BibBase!

Thanks for reporting! Seems like our system monitor didn't trigger. It's back up now.

This will require some work in the back-end. Up until now it wasn't necessary to check the list of authors to verify that an entry provided by dblp was indeed meant to be listed for the user. For now, I would recommend to add the (otherwise unnecessary) filter on your name:

http://bibbase.org/dblp/mathias_weller?theme=simple&filter=authors:Weller

CSS is actually self-documenting. Just open the source of the page you are editing, look for the elements you want to modify, and find a unique selector for them (e.g., using their class and/or tag name). This is actually not a BibBase specific question, so you should be able to find more help on that on the web.

Yes, you can hide the groupBy menu using CSS. This should work:

.groupby_dropdown {
  display: none;
}