Thank you for the explanation. I’ve figured it out. In case anyone else is interested, I added display:inline; to publication_title and it brought up my download link. I now need to move this to my custom css instead of the plugin css, of course.
Thank you for your prompt response. I’ve followed your suggestions and created a custom function file that I am now calling from. I’m very familiar with css but don’t know how to use it to position a $list function. I’m not too familiar with php, so that is probably where I’m having trouble. I basically want to take the
$list .= $pub->get_the_title(); and $list .= $pub->get_the_uri(); and put them next to each other. I really have no idea how to do this. Doesn’t the very nature of the $list command create a new line?