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CitePress lets you generate a properly formatted bibliography (reference) for any post using simple shortcodes.
Built for academic blogs, research documentation, online journals, and educational websites.
Features:
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<li>Citation styles supported: APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, Harvard, Vancouver, ASA, ACS, ACM</li>
<li>Customizable citation label and access date format</li>
<li>Outputs a styled, collapsible citation box</li>
<li>Uses clean shortcodes: <code>[citepress style="apa"]</code></li>
<li>No custom tables, no frontend scripts, lightweight</li>
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CitePress – Automatic Citation Generator

Generate and display a clean citation box for any WordPress post using customizable academic citation styles.

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Feature request?
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<a href="https://github.com/mdpatrick/PMID-Citation-Plus" rel="nofollow ugc">You can make your own feature and create a pull request on GitHub. This plug is open source.</a>
This plugin makes citing scientific studies in an aesthetically pleasing manner much more easy.
It allows you to simply enter in PubMed IDs on the composition page and have a references list (very similar to Wikipedia’s) automatically built for you. At the moment it only supports PMIDs, but in the future will also support citation via DOI.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Creates an input box on your post composition page where you can input PubMed IDs.</li>
<li>PubMed IDs are then stored in the database along with your post, and this data is used to create a references block at the bottom of your post.</li>
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PMID Citation Plus

This plugin allows you to simply enter in PubMed IDs (PMIDs) and have a references list automatically built at the bottom of your post for you.

CitePress – Automatic Citation Generator vs PMID Citation Plus