Thanks for letting us know. This seems to be an issue with our data sources, which can be a little noisy sometimes. Please check back in a few days to see whether the issue has been resolved.

XHTML is not very common these days, but if you do need to use it, then it seems you need to replace all ampersands ("&") with "&" according to this.

I've used the W3C XHTML validator to verify that this here is an example of a working script tag in XHTML:

<script src="//bibbase.org/show?bib=http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~fritz/publications/list.bib&jsonp=1&token=cd623eb3abf27ff2ab172935c88baa15" type="text/javascript"></script>

Does that solve the issue you are having? If not, then please send me the XHTML you are having trouble with.

Thanks.

Hi Michael,

Is it possible you are trying to log in using a password? If so then please try logging in with Google. The user/password login in relatively new and as a long-time user you probably created your account using Google before.

Christian

Hi Yehia,

You can add the following CSS to invert the black to white for all SVGs used by BibBase:

#bibbase img {
  filter: invert(1);
}

In addition to the logo this will also take care of the link icons:

Your bibtex file contains over 3,000 entries and is 2MB big. When formatted by BibBase the resulting HTML is 15MB. Yes, that will take a while to download on most connections. I'm afraid there isn't too much that can be done to speed that up. I would recommend breaking up the page into several with smaller sub-sets of the entire list, maybe one per keyword?

CSS overrides each other, yes, but all of BibBase's proprietary CSS is namespaced (prefixed with bibbase_) so that shouldn't interfere. BibBase does load bootstrap though and that sometimes clashes with other rules. What specifically is not working? If in doubt, you can always force your own rules to supersede anything else by adding "!important" behind them, if that's an option for you.

Thanks for the link, and thanks for the update to the question, too. That helps me understand. It seems that now your name links to your page. To be sure that it stays like this, you can use the "owner" option described here. The token is actually related to a different feature and doesn't affect which page your name links to. Does that help?

Github pages require you to call your repository exactly like your username, so in your case it has to be named alexandraattia.github.io (instead of CIAO.github.io).

It works for me: https://bibbase.org/show?bib=https://bibbase.org/zotero-group/Andrea%20Bertino/2358893, so the embedding should work, too. Does it not? Can you send me the URL of the page where you are working on it?

Andrea, your userId seems to be "Andrea Bertino". When you use that, it works: https://bibbase.org/zotero-group/Andrea%20Bertino/2358901. Note that this give you the bibtex file that is exported from the Zotero API. What you want to embed in your page is:

<script src="https://bibbase.org/show?bib=https://bibbase.org/zotero-group/Andrea%20Bertino/2358901&jsonp=1"></script>

Hope this helps.

Is your bibtex file somewhere on the web? If so, then you can just use https://bibbase.org/show?bib=https://URL-TO-YOUR-BIBTEX-FILE instead of the zotero-group URL above. If you con't yet have a place to host your bibtex file, then I recommend setting up a free page using Github Pages (see our example).

A specific, smaller collection on Zotero would probably work, too, but might be a little slower.