Inline Tweets free WordPress plugin

This simple plugin will enable you to embed tweets into your posts, pages and text widgets and apply YOUR CUSTOM STYLES. It comes down to adding a simple snippet into your post, page or text widget content. Here’s an example: [tweet]latest|user=WordPress,count=5[/tweet] This snippet will display five last tweets made by @WordPress with an intuitive HTML markup to which you can easily apply your custom CSS: .inline_tweet { background-color: whitesmoke; border: 2px solid black; } Fetching tweets will be done in the background and will not slow down the displaying of your website or blog. You will see an unobtrusive transition placeholder before the tweets are loaded. You like that? Take a look at the How to use and Markup and Styling to learn what you can do. Caching Caching will improve performance when fetching tweets and ensure that the plugin operates within Twitter API limits. To enable caching, please install W3 Total Cache and enable ‘Object Cache’ in plugin settings. Configuration SinceTwitter introduced it’s API version 1.1 you need to create a Twitter application to be able to use it and thus to use this plugin. It’s not hard, you will spend a couple of minutes to create an app and obtain tokens and keys you will use for configuring Inline Tweets. You will have to do that only once, so no problem. Author Miloš Đekić is a software solutions architect from Belgrade, Serbia. He loves to create useful software. Credits Credits should be given when credits are due. Inline tweets use a great Twitter API wrapper library created by Abraham Williams to communicate with Twitter. You can find it here How to use The usage depends on what you want to display. Only a couple of ways of displaying tweets exists but the list of applications will be expanded