=== Plugin Name ===
Contributors: Indeedle
Donate link: http://www.indeedle.com/
Tags: twitter
Requires at least: 2.7
Tested up to: 2.7
Stable tag: 0.1

A plugin that posts a short blurb on your Twitter page linking to a post you've recently published.

== Description ==

A plugin that posts a short blurb on your Twitter page linking to a post you've recently published.

The message can be customized, and you can chose to notify twitter of all new posts (and exclude them on a post-by-post basis) or notify twitter manually on a post-by-post basis.

This was written overnight, so it may have some bugs. I wrote this as while there are other Twitter tools out there that do neat things, they didn't really do exactly what I was after, so in the end I did it myself.

== Installation ==

1. Upload folder `twitbar` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Navigate to Tools->Twitpost
4. Enter your username & password for twitter and save them.
5. Edit the settings to customize how twitbar works

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= What's the different between Automatic method and Manual method? =

The methods are how the plugin goes about deciding whether or not to contact Twitter about your update.

With Automatic ever post published will be added to twitter, unless a custom field called `twitpost_action` with a value of `skip` is added to the post. This means users can exclude certain posts from being published, or publish them later.

Manual means nothing is sent to twitter unless you specifically add a custom field called `twitpost_action` to the post with a value of `post`.

With both situations, once a post has been published the `twitpost_action` will be updated (or added if it doesn't exist) with the value `added`. This is so in the future if you update the post it will not be added to twitter. However, if you change the value to `post` and then update the post, it will be sent to twitter.

You can come back at any time and change the value of `twitpost_action` to `post` which will cause the post to be added to twitter again.

= How do I write my message? =

The keywords USER, TITLE and URL inside the message will be replaced with their actual values. Eg: USER has written a post called TITLE -> URL. Due to twitter being short, you should keep the message short.

= Why don't you shorten the URLs? =

That's planned for an update.

= Will there be more tags for the message field? =

Yes, more are planned to be added so the message can be customized further.

== Screenshots ==
Coming as soon as I can work out how to display them, since I've no idea.