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No, unfortunately this is not currently possible. At least not without modifying the bibtex (which I wouldn't recommend).
It is normally formatted quite differently (see, e.g., https://bibbase.org/service/mendeley/7be7f7a6-afaf-3ffc-92cf-b3439435407e). There seems to be some interference between your CSS rules and those used by BibBase. So you may want to debug this by trying from a blank page first, and then adding your CSS back in.
Have you already tried adding a field url_Code in your bibtex? See https://bibbase.org/help.
I haven't been able to reproduce this in Chrome yet, but will try Safari as well.
That would be helpful, yes. What are the symptoms of that? Does the publication list not load at all?
BibBase does not support sorting within groups. You can only group publications and those groups will be sorted. However you can have nested groups if you want. In your case, e.g., you could group by year first, and then by month next:
Note however that BibBase sorts months as strings, i.e., lexicographical, not chronological. So this is probably not what you want either.
If you want more control over the order publications appear, then using a bibtex file as source will probably work better for you. In that case you can control the order by the order of appearance in the file.
It's back online.
BibBase doesn't belong to any company, no. It's an independent entity. Are you interested in sponsoring it?
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