Daniel Bachhuber

Nutrifox

The Nutrifox WordPress plugin allows users easily to embed their own Nutrifox nutrition labels in their WordPress posts. In the Block Editor, use the Nutrifox block to see a live preview of the label. In the Classic Editor, use the Nutrifox shortcode to render your label within your post.
A Nutrifox account is required to use this plugin. You cannot create nutrition labels with this plugin alone. To learn more about Nutrifox, head to <a href="https://www.nutrifox.com" rel="nofollow ugc">nutrifox.com</a>.
You should download this plugin if you have an active Nutrifox account and:
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<li>You want to be able to see a preview of your label in the Block or Classic Editor, and/or</li>
<li>You want your Nutrifox nutrition labels to load even faster, and/or</li>
<li>You want to prevent any unexpected copying errors in the label code tag</li>
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<h4>The information your readers want</h4>
Nutrifox helps you give your readers the nutrition information they want to see. A comprehensive food database and fine-grain control of ingredients and label display gives your content an extra layer of authority.
The Nutrifox WordPress plugin makes it easy to share this information with readers and see a preview of the label before you press publish.
<h4>Flexible integration</h4>
Paste the URL for your Nutrifox label into the Nutrifox block in the WordPress Block Editor. Below the block, you’ll see a live preview of the label.
If a Nutrifox embed code is placed in the text tab in the Classic Editor, it will be replaced with a Nutrifox shortcode in both the visual and text views.

Nutrifox WP Connector

Embed Nutrifox labels in WordPress in a moment or less.

Gianluigi Filippelli

The plugin add a shortcode in order to link a paper using its doi code. You can also use an other shortcode to resolve doi code and publish a full citation apa formatted. It is also a shortcode for manual citations.
<h3>Link doi</h3>
Using the standard for doi link, the plugin introduce a shortcode in order to create a link to a paper provided by doi. 
How to use the shortcode:
[ctdoi code=”…”]Title of the paper[/doi]
<h3>Doi resolver</h3>
The plugin send the doi code to <a href="https://search.crossref.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">Crossref Metadata Search</a>, get the information and publish a full citation in apa standard with the shortcode [ctdoiresolve …]. 
How to use the shortcode:
[ctdoiresolve code=”…”]
There are also three optional parameters:
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” arxiv=”…”]
if the paper has an arXiv version
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” pdfurl=”…”]
if the paper has a free pdf version
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” archiveurl=”…”]
if the paper has a free version on <a href="https://archive.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">archive.org</a>
<h3>Manual citations</h3>
There’s also a shortcode for manual citations, [paperdata …]. You can use it with the following syntax:
[paperdata auth=”author/s name/s” year=”…” title=”…” journal=”…” vol=”…” issue=”…” pages=”…” code=”…”]
You can also use the arxiv, pdfurl, archiveurl parameters.
<h3>Styling</h3>
You can style citations adding in your css theme the class “paperdata”.
<h3>External service</h3>
Digital Object Identifier, or DOI, is a persistent identifier used to uniquely identify objects, standardized by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). DOIs are mainly used to identify academic, professional, and government information, such as journal articles, research reports and data sets, official publications.
Citations tools uses the <a href="http://search.crossref.org/help/api" rel="nofollow ugc">CrossRef Metadata API</a> to retrieve complete publication information using the doi code as a search query. CrossRef is a part of the <a href="https://dx.doi.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">doi system</a>.

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