Twitget free WordPress plugin

This is a simple widget that shows your recent tweets. It also supports caching, so you won’t exceed the API call limit. What this plugin offers: Show your Twitter feed as a widget Customize number of shown tweets Customize if you want to show retweets or replies Show profile box Customize entire HTML output (and use custom variables to customize your feed output) Twitter API 1.1 support Show Twitter times in clients timezone Support for over 30 languages (date output) Creating a Twitter application To use the Twitter 1.1 API you need to create an application. Follow this Youtube tutorial to create it. Custom HTML output You can fully customize your HTML output via variables. Some variables can only be used inside a feed loop, others anywhere. Before you output a Twitter feed, you must write the following: {$tweets_start} // Your other data here … {$tweets_end} Once inside a loop, you can use any of the following variables: {$tweet_text} – the text of the tweet {$tweet_time} – the time of the tweet {$tweet_location} – the location of the tweet (example: Budapest) {$retweet} – outputs a ready retweet link with the text Retweet, opens in new tab {$reply} – outputs a ready reply link with the text Reply, opens in new tab {$favorite} – outputs a favorite link with the text Favorite, opens in new tab {$retweet_link} – returns URL of retweet link {$reply_link} – returns URL of reply link {$favorite_link} – returns URL of favorite link {$tweet_link} – returns URL of tweet Outside a loop or inside a loop you can use the following: {$profile_image} – the url to the profile image of the user {$user_real_name} – the real name of the user {$user_twitter_name} – username of the twitter user {$url} – website url of the user {$user_description} – description