=== WP Tuit === Contributors: lucianohpcv Tags: twitter, tweet, tuit Requires at least: 2.8 Tested up to: 2.8.4 Stable tag: 0.9.4 Shows your lastest tweets in your WordPress blog == Description == Show your lastest tweets in your WordPress blog. You can chose between edit your theme and put a function or use the included widget. == Installation == 1. Upload `wp-tuit.php` to your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 3. Go to 'Settings', 'WP Tuit' and set your Twitter username 4. Go to 'Appearance', 'Editor' and put `` wherever you want to appear your lastest tweet. This just shows one tweet, no matter how many tweets you'd set. 5. The other option, if you don't want to edit your theme, is to use the widget. Go to Appearance > Widgets and place the WP Tuit widget somewhere in your sidebar (or footerbar, or headerbar, wherever you have your widget bar). This shows the amount of tweets you'd set in the WP Tuit settings. 6. You also can edit your theme and put the `wp_tuit_widget()` function wherever you want. Just write this: ``. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Can I change the style of the list or paragraph? = Yes. Just add .wp-tuit to your stylesheet and set your desired styles: `p.wp-tuit` for style the paragraph and `ul.wp-tuit` for style the list. = Your plugin sucks = Oh, really? Where's yours? = There's something weird in your plugin's code... you're repeating some code? = Yeah, I know. I don't have many time and I just wanted to release the plugin. In the near future (after the exams), I will give it a look. == Changelog == = 0.9.4 = * Added: widget :D * Added: Two separated functions to show your latest tweets. One for show only one, and the other used for the WP Tuit widget. You can also use the WP Tuit widget function to place it wherever you want in your theme = 0.9 = * Added: If shows 1 (one) tweet, set it as paragraph (`

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