Closed felipegb94 closed 7 years ago
Hi! I'm glad you found the template helpful.
The template for the publications page is locate in _layouts/bib.html
. You can see here how the links are generated. Basically, you need to add fields such as pdf
, arxiv
, etc. to your bib-entries in _bibliography/papers.bib
. Here is an example of a bib-entry from my homepage:
@inproceedings{cisse2016adios,
title={ADIOS: Architectures Deep In Output Space},
author={Ciss\'e, M. and Al-Shedivat, M. and Bengio, S.},
abstract={<long text of the abstract>},
booktitle={Proceedings of The 33rd International Conference on Machine Learning,},
year={2016},
abbr={ICML},
code={https://github.com/alshedivat/adios},
pdf={adios-icml16.pdf},
supp={adios-icml16-supp.pdf},
poster={adios-icml16-poster.pdf},
}
As you notice abbr
, code
, pdf
, supp
and poster
are custom bibtex fields.
Sweet! That was an easy fix. Thank you very much!
Hi alshedivat! It is great to see your awesome website! I am wondering how do you set the co-first author as on the publication page of your website? I am trying to set the in the author list but it could be highlighted anymore. Another question is how do you add the text of "An up-to-date list is available on Google Scholar." under the description? Thank you so much and looking forward for your reply!
Hi,
First of all, thank you very much for this template! It was extremely easy to setup and with basic html and jekyll knowledge it is pretty straightforward to customize.
I am trying to setup my publication template in a similar way as yours (https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mshediva/publications/). The main thing I am having trouble automating with jekyll scholar is having the publication venue/conference on the left and also having links to the paper pdf, poster, and abstract. Do you add those links manually?
Thanks! Felipe