What about sharing your publications in an elegant way by using only a bibtex file as source? Check mine or Javier Campos‘ to see what I mean. You just need to use WordPress and the bib2html plugin. It’s pretty simple, but there are a few caveats.
First, install the bib2html plugin from WordPress using the standard procedure, directly from WordPress. Activate it. Now you just need to enter a special bibtex tag in any page or post and provide a bibtex source (local or remote).
Here is the source of my publications page (remove the asterisk in [*bibtex, just added to prevent that bib2html processed it) :
Conference Papers
[*bibtex file=http://svn.plopez.info/website/publications/pablo.bib allow=inproceedings]
Journal Articles
[*bibtex file=http://svn.plopez.info/website/publications/pablo.bib allow=article]
Others
[*bibtex file=http://svn.plopez.info/website/publications/pablo.bib deny=article,inproceedings]
The process is pretty simple, however there are two main problems with bib2html.
- The plugin is not working after installation: If, after installation, nothing seems to work and you receive a bunch of warnings of this kind: "Warning: fopen(..../wp-content/plugins/bib2html/data/yourbib.bib.cached.bib) failed to open stream... on line 184", then probably the data directory is missing. If so, create it (via SSH or however).
- The publications page does not change after the bibtex file is updated (e.g. when adding a new publication): This plugin uses caching: I haven't researched how it works (it might reflect your changes after a given time), but if you want to see changes immediately just delete the cache file at
.../wp-content/plugins/bib2html/data/yourbib.bib.cached.bib) and refresh the page.