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Borges Bibliography Builder
Create accessible, structured bibliographies from DOI, PubMed, BibTeX, RIS, CSL-JSON, free text, and manual entries — with RIS export.
Borges Bibliography Builder ranks #52,527 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.17.0
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Borges Bibliography Builder
The WordPress.org plugin page's Languages list is the canonical list of currently published language packs. English (US) is the source language and is not counted as a translated locale; other locales appear after their Stable plugin translations are approved on translate.wordpress.org and a language pack is generated. The package includes seed PO/MO files for translator review and import in French (fr_FR), German (de_DE), Dutch (nl_NL), Swedish (sv_SE), Spanish (es_ES), Italian (it_IT), Portuguese (pt_PT), Polish (pl_PL), Russian (ru_RU), Japanese (ja), Simplified Chinese (zh_CN), Korean (ko_KR), Serbian (sr_RS), Croatian (hr), Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR), Hindi (hi_IN), Bengali (bn_BD), Tamil (ta_IN), and Telugu (te). These files cover plugin interface strings only and should not be read as official WordPress.org language-pack availability.
Bare DOIs, DOI URLs, PubMed/PMID identifiers, PubMed Central PMCIDs, arXiv IDs and links, ISBNs, OCLC numbers, LCCNs, Open Library edition IDs, Internet Archive item links and ARKs, BibTeX and BibLaTeX, RIS (single records or a whole .ris export), CSL-JSON, manual citation entries, and supported formatted citations for books, articles, chapters, webpages, reviews, and theses/dissertations. Free-text citations that include an inline DOI or labeled PMID are routed through the DOI/PubMed resolvers before falling back to the heuristic parser. You can paste multiple entries at once, up to 50 per paste, and each bibliography holds up to 200 citations in total.
Yes. The ABNT option targets Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas bibliography formatting under NBR 6023:2025, uses the pt-BR locale, and defaults new ABNT bibliographies to the heading Referências. Always verify institutional or journal-specific ABNT variants before submission.
Your bibliographies remain fully readable. The block uses static HTML output, so all formatted citations stay in your post content.
Your bibliographies stay in your posts — they are saved as static HTML, not in a database table the plugin owns. When you delete the plugin, Borges removes only its own cached lookup data (transient and object-cache entries) and leaves your content untouched.
Borges looks ISBNs up in Open Library first and falls back to Google Books. Without an API key, Google Books lookups share Google's anonymous daily quota with every other keyless caller, and that quota can run out. Create a key restricted to the Books API in the Google Cloud console and add it to wp-config.php: define( 'BIBLIOGRAPHY_BUILDER_GOOGLE_BOOKS_API_KEY', 'your-key' ); Developers can supply or override it with the bibliography_builder_google_books_api_key filter instead. Borges stores no settings, so there is no settings screen for it.
Yes. Borges is built around portable bibliography formats rather than lock-in. Zotero can use DOI links, BibTeX, RIS, CSL-JSON, and optional COinS metadata. Mendeley and EndNote are best supported through BibTeX/RIS exports, with DOI-backed entries also friendly to browser importers. JabRef, BibDesk, and LaTeX/Biber workflows can use UTF-8 BibTeX or BibLaTeX. CSL-JSON is available for citeproc and scholarly data workflows.
Enable CSL-JSON if you want your bibliography data to be reusable by scholarly tools, scripts, or services without scraping the visible citation text.
Yes. In the editor you can download the whole bibliography as CSL-JSON, BibTeX, BibLaTeX, or RIS, copy any single citation, or copy the full bibliography as plain text. You can also enable a per-entry Cite / Export panel that places the same RIS, CSL-JSON, BibTeX, and BibLaTeX downloads — plus the citation text — directly on the published page for your readers. The reader-facing panel is built on the page by a small script (no other script dependencies), stays out of newsletters and feeds, and is off by default.
Yes. The plugin exposes read-only REST endpoints at /wp-json/bibliography/v1/posts/<post_id>/bibliographies and /wp-json/bibliography/v1/posts/<post_id>/bibliographies/<index> (or the block's bibliographyId in place of the index). Published posts are readable publicly; non-public posts require permission to edit the post. The single-bibliography route also supports format=json, format=text, and format=csl-json. Users who can edit the post can also validate a bibliography's entries, list likely duplicates, and preview it in another citation style (/validate, /duplicates, and /preview?style= under the block's index or bibliographyId); none of these saves anything. Editor-only authenticated endpoints handle CSL formatting and PubMed/PMID resolution; they do not persist citations by themselves. A site can also opt in to write routes that add, change, remove, and reorder citations, change block settings, and switch the citation style over REST. They are off unless a developer enables them with the bibliography_builder_enable_write_routes filter; see docs/rest-write-routes.md in the GitHub repository.