=== Plugin Name === Contributors: pcormack Donate link: none Tags: twitter, rss, widget, feed Requires at least: 2.1 Tested up to: 3.2.1 Stable tag: 0.3 Integrates a Twitter RSS feed into your blog. Comes widget ready. == Description == * Displays tweets in a unordered list so output can be styled with CSS. * Tweet links are opened in a new window or tab. * Defaults to 5 posts from my twitter account. * Links @mentions. == Installation == 1. Extract archive and upload the 'twFeed' folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 1. Navigate to 'Plugins' > 'Installed' in the WP admin dashboard. Locate twFeed and click activate. 1. Navigate to 'Appearance' > 'Widgets' in the WP admin dashboard. Expand widget to enter the title, Twitter username and number of tweets to display. == Frequently Asked Questions == = What are the limitations? = The twitter RSS feed is limited to 20 results and has certain a reload time. = Can the plugin be used multiple times? = Yes, with different users in the same or different widget areas. = Styling With CSS = `ul.twFeed{ }` `ul.twFeed li{ }` `a.twFeed_mention{ color:red; }` `a.twFeed_date{ color:green; }` == Screenshots == 1. Admin widget screenshot 2. twFeed @wordpress Sidebar == Changelog == = 1.1 = * Fixed @mention bug which removed the preceding space from links. = 1.0 = * Rewrote class to extend `WP_Widget`. * Updated regular expressions. * Calls within PHP template pages have changed. (See installation). * Added linking @mentions as default. * Added option to display tweet time. * Updated screenshots. = 0.4.1 = * Fixed a regular expression bug pointed out by @compywiz on Twitter. (String contents like 1.5GHz turns into a clickable link). = 0.4 = * Complete code restructure using a class layout with object calls. * Changed default user from @twitter to @paul_cormack. = 0.3 = * Initial release == Upgrade Notice == = 0.5 = * Changed argument structure for object calls within PHP template files. * See installation if you use twFeed within PHP template files. = 0.4 = * Due to the code restructuring, usage outside of widget area has changed. See installation section for more information.