http://thomasloudon.com/ en-us 40 ThomasLoudon.com comments <p>I really like it when people provide all the sources that they used when writing an article or tutorial. It would be nice to have a plugin that helped you do this when writing.</p> <p>A couple of days ago I was having a chat with <a href="http://www.alexyoung.org/">Alex</a>, one of the people I work with. We were talking about blogging and <a href="http://wordpress.org/">Wordpress</a> and how it was nice when people provide a list of related links and sources used to write an article.</p> <p>Alex put together a <a href="http://work.alexyoung.org/archives/97/javascript-mini-bibliography">some JavaScript</a> which looks at the body of your article and makes a list of all the links.</p> <p>The only thing is some of the sources may not have been mentioned in the article. These would probably need to be put in a custom field or entered manually into the article body.</p> <p>Another possibility would be to use the links section to archive sources and general links (whether they were used or not) and attach appropriate ones to an article.</p> Sat, 19 Nov 2005 15:30:00 PST <a href="/articles/2005/11/19/javascript-bibliography">JavaScript Bibliography</a> <a href="/articles/2005/11/19/javascript-bibliography">JavaScript Bibliography</a>