Upgrade StorageAre there plans for a LibreOffice IMPRESS Plugin?
For any scientific talk, I would like to add citations on the presentation slides and add the bibliography on the last slides of the presentation. Maybe there are others who'd like to do the same...
Since there's already a Plugin for LibreOffice Writer, there might even be a way to "somehow make it work in both". Would you know how?
By the way, how do all of you usually organize your citations in Impress? Have you maybe found a particularly clever way of copying it from the Writer... ?
Since there's already a Plugin for LibreOffice Writer, there might even be a way to "somehow make it work in both". Would you know how?
By the way, how do all of you usually organize your citations in Impress? Have you maybe found a particularly clever way of copying it from the Writer... ?
You could also write your presentations in Markdown and use pandoc to convert them to ODP. Pandoc supports citations from Zotero.
https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/wiki/Example-Presentations
For scientific presentations RMarkdown might be more appropriate.
https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/authoring_bibliographies_and_citations.html
(You don't actually need BBT, but using it can ensure consistent citekeys.)
You can also use the citr package (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/citr/index.html) to add a citation picker to RStudio and automatically compile the necessary items into a bib/JSON file (though it breaks down if you have a truly massive Zotero library like I do--I use BBT's facility to bring up Zotero's native citation picker and then export the JSON file manually).