Something like this:

(i.e., <div class="credit">Powered by Zotero</div> in the <p>).

and

.credit {
    font-size:x-small;
    text-align:right;
}

… or something equivalently simple.

The source field is deployed so we could do this now.

Input from Zotero usually looks like ['zotero'] but in some cases as will be as messy as ['citoid', 'PubMed', 'Crossref'].

Thoughts? We could check if Zotero is in the results and only display "power by Zotero" in that case, is that's what you were thinking? And just not bother giving credit to anyone else? :P Or maybe just skip citoid and do at maximum two sources?

In T145464#2680011, @Mvolz wrote:

The source field is deployed so we could do this now.

Input from Zotero usually looks like ['zotero'] but in some cases as will be as messy as ['citoid', 'PubMed', 'Crossref'].

Thoughts? We could check if Zotero is in the results and only display "power by Zotero" in that case, is that's what you were thinking? And just not bother giving credit to anyone else? :P Or maybe just skip citoid and do at maximum two sources?

I think we should limit it to a maximum of one source. Crediting multiple sources will be really messy and take up loads of space. Is there a sane ordering that'd let us pick which one – last in the list?

Change 314712 had a related patch set uploaded (by Mvolz):
Add credit line for Zotero citations

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/314712

Ended up doing to the original spec, which is to only show it if the citation came from Zotero ^-^

Right-o. :-)

Change 314712 merged by jenkins-bot:
Add credit line for Zotero citations

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/314712