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Publication Page

Publication Page

Basially, the publication page is created to represent a .bib file. But you can use the publication page as needed.

using zzo-bibtex-parer

I made a library to parse the .bibfile to mdfile. Follow the steps below to install the library.

  1. Install pip(The Python Package Installer) first.

  2. Install zzo-bibtex-paresr by typing this in your terminal.

    pip install zzo-bibtex-parser==1.0.8

  3. Prepare your .bib file to the root folder.

  4. Assuming your file name is bibtex.bib, from the root of your project, type this.

    zzo --path bibtex.bib

  5. Make a publication menu. In your menu.toml file

    ...
[[main]]
  identifier = "publication"
  name = "Publications"
  url = "publication"
  weight = 6

  6. Set new param to your params.toml file.

    ...
pubPaginate = 20

  7. Now, you can see the publications page when you start the hugo

  8. If the year of the post is the curreny year, the post set the pinned param to true by default.

manually

If you don’t have .bib file and just take advantage of the publication page, you can manually make the pages.

  1. Make a publication folder in content folder. root/content/publication

  2. Make a subfolder and _index.md file. This subfolder will be a section of the publication page. I’ll make an article folder as an example.

    root/content/publication/article/_index.md

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    ---
title: article # must be the same with the folder name
date: 2020-02-08 19:37:21.760316
description: Publication - article # for SEO
---

  3. Make a folder in the article folder we made above and make index.md file in that folder.

    root/content/publication/article/american_libraries_magazine/index.md

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    ---
authors: ['Watson, Brian M.']
publication: "American Libraries Magazine"
abstract: "Kristin Pekoll, Assistant Director of ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF) began the session by announcing that OIF had recorded 531 affected items in 2018—which is a step beyond just challenges. These items included books films, board games, video games, magazines and much more. Sarah Ward, outreach librarian at Hunter College Libraries in New York … Continue reading Still Chilling: Censorship Beyond Banned Books →"
links:
- name: url
  link: https://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/blogs/the-scoop/still-chilling-censorship-beyond-banned-books/)
shorttitle: "Still Chilling"
copyright: "All rights reserved"
title: "Still Chilling: Censorship Beyond Banned Books"
ENTRYTYPE: "article"
enableToc: False
enableWhoami: True
pinned: False
publishDate: "2019-06-01"
---

  4. In the above yaml file, the ENTRYTYPE param should be the same with the section name(In our case, article).

  5. Now, you get the idea. Make any section you want and there, make any publication like above.

  6. You can pin the publication by setting parameter pinned to true. The pinned publication will show up in the overview page.