Is there a bibliography style that contains html for hyperlinks?
I see here that Zotero can't output hyperlinks in the bibliography:
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/33413/can-zotero-insert-hyperlinks-in-the-bibliography/
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/16925/clickable-doi-links-in-bibliographycitations/
But couldn't Zotero output html that would contain a hyperlink? This couldn't be pasted into a rich text document like Word or Gmail, but it would allow me to copy a bibliography item from Zotero and past it into a blog post as I write it.
Are there any styles that do this? I couldn't find one.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/33413/can-zotero-insert-hyperlinks-in-the-bibliography/
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/16925/clickable-doi-links-in-bibliographycitations/
But couldn't Zotero output html that would contain a hyperlink? This couldn't be pasted into a rich text document like Word or Gmail, but it would allow me to copy a bibliography item from Zotero and past it into a blog post as I write it.
Are there any styles that do this? I couldn't find one.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/1072/add-hyperlinks-to-urls-in-html-bibliographies/#Item_6
and I think fbennett said at some point he had that working in Zotero's citation processor, but as of now it doesn't exist.
In Word, btw, you can get active links simply by running AutoFormat (with the respective option selected) over your bibliography.
And journals, obviously, don't care about this in your manuscripts. Their publishing system takes care of the hyperlinking.
As for blogging - in WordPress, ZotPress allows you to include active links and most blogging software will convert plain text links to active ones automatically (the same way this forum does).
Not saying this shouldn't happen--just giving you a full picture of the status quo and your options.
Unfortunately, the bibliograpy style *must* come from the standard list of styles (https://www.zotero.org/styles) so you can't stick in hyperlinks. This is really too bad, because 50% of the value of having nice inline references for a blog is that people could click the link and instantly read the paper. I will put in a feature request with the ZotPress developer.
In any case, let the record show that I'd still like a style (or maybe a check box in the options to modify the style) which sticks in hyperlinks.
Again, thanks so much for the clear info.
edit: and if it doesn't maybe explain with an example what you want.
Also, CSL simply can't do what you're asking, so a style is currently not an option.
Incidentally, the "(download)" link generated by ZotPress seems broken. (I may be doing something wrong.) When I click the link, I get the error "No API User ID provided". The URL it is sending me too is
http://blog.jessriedel.com/wp-content/plugins/zotpress/lib/request/rss.file.php?api_user_id=&download=
which shows a blank user ID and a blank 'download' option. If I fill in the user ID, I get "No item key provided." And if I fill the item key into the 'download' option, I get a blank page. Not sure what's supposed to be happening.
I'm not sure why it isn't filling in the API user ID. There is exactly one account under the ZotPress heading "SYNCED ZOTERO ACCOUNTS".