Some tools for scientific and editorial bloggers.

Aggregates Delicious and Connotea feeds to aggregate links to websites (citations) and create posts with categorised lists of the aggregated links

Easily add footnotes to your posts and pages.

List your business across the most internet on the most important local directories and search engines.

Easily add MLA style citations to your WordPress posts.

Description: Beef up the WordPress TinyMCE content editor with a plethora of advanced options.

Provides the ability to profile users academically and create categories of academic people. View a list of projects, publications, and research areas and who's involved. This is useful for school alumni and research group websites.

Take complete control over the WordPress content editor.

A plugin extending the functionality of Wordpress for academic blogging.

Add inline footnotes to your posts. On desktop, the footnotes will appear as tooltips. On mobile, the footnote will expand beneath the text. The plugin includes an option to display footnotes at the bottom of posts/pages.

Turns footnotes into sidenotes, magically aligning each note in the sidebar next to its corresponding reference in the text.

Edit images and create powerful vector graphics using all features of Vectr in the edit screen of a page, post and custom post type.

The plugin uses the CrossRef Metadata API to retrieve complete publication information using the citation as a search query.

Seamlessly add footnotes to any page or post on your site

Easily share Wednesday Readings, inspiring texts, lessons, benedictions and more on your WordPress site. Official site: PleasantViewer.org