Help with publications setup

[felipegb94]

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

[alshedivat]

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.

[felipegb94]

Sweet! That was an easy fix. Thank you very much!

[fl-yu]

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!