=== BiblioFly ===
Contributors: damselfly
Donate link: http://deborahmcdonnell.com/damselfly/wordpress-plugins/
Tags: bibliography
Requires at least: 2.0.2
Tested up to: 2.1
Stable tag: 0.21

Create and manage a bibliography through your WordPress install

== Description ==

BiblioFly stores and manages bibliography information through your WordPress install. Originally created to manage an author's list of titles, it has also been put to use storing reviewing information. Biblio entries can be marked as published or unpublished, or marked as not visible so they won't display prematurely. There are functions to embed a list of recent publications in a sidebar, and to print out a full bibliography page, sorted by type (novel, short story, etc). Embed a bibliography entry in a post or page. There's also a notes field (for review highlights, links elsewhere etc).

== Installation ==

1. Upload `bibliofly.php` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Place a function call where you want the project meter/s to appear. For a list of available functions and their variables, see http://www.deborahmcdonnell.com/damselfly/wordpress-plugins/bibliofly

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How do I style, or change the appearance of my bibliography? =

The bibliography entries are displayed wrapped in an assortment of CSS classes. 

There are two sets of classes, the default and the non-default. The non-default classes control the appearance when the bibliography is printed in a post or page, using the `<!bibliofly_page>` function; in all other function calls the default classes are used. 

For the default classes, add the following to your theme's stylesheet:
* bf_small: Called to wrap the 'short' entries. Wraps in <li></li> for template functions, or in <p></p> for the embeddable function
* bf_enclose: Called to print a full entry; wraps the entire entry
* bf_image: Called to print a full entry; wraps the image (don't forget to style bf_image img as well)
* bf_entry: Called to print a full entry; wraps the entry (title and excerpt) beside the image
* bf_excerpt: Called to print a full entry; wraps the excerpt so you can give it some form of highlighting

For the non-default classes, add the following to your theme's stylesheet:
* bfpage: wraps the entire entry
* bfpage_img: wraps the image (don't forget to style bfpage_img img as well)
* bfpage_entry: wraps the entry (title and excerpt) beside the image
* bfpage_excerpt: wraps the excerpt so you can give it some form of highlighting

== Screenshots ==

1. A demo short fiction publication, showing the full entry (title, source, link, excerpt, notes (used in this case to display a publication review)).
2. A demo unordered list of publications, displayed in my sidebar. The unpublished title is displayed unlinked and with the comment `(forthcoming)`.