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The Twitter Widget shortcode (uwsa_twitter) allows you to add a Twitter Widget to your page. |
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This shortcode is not enabled by default. It must be enabled by an admin on each community site that will use it. |
Required Attributes
id
This is the Widget ID. You must log into Twitter and generate a Twitter Widget to get this ID. Use the Light theme and use #990033 as the Link Color.
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username
This is the username of the twitter user. It is used for the backup link in the case that the widget timeline is not generated on the page correctly.
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Control if the scrollbar displays.
Default: no scrollbar
id
This is the Widget ID. You must log into Twitter and generate a Twitter Widget to get this ID. You only need to use this parameter if you need to override some widget settings for some reason. Use the Light theme and use #990033 as the Link Color.
Look at the HTML generated by Twitter, and copy the data-widget-id attribute into the id attribute of the uwsa_twitter shortcode.
Examples
[uwsa_twitter id="661623045329707009" username="UWFlexOption" /]
[uwsa_twitter border="true" header="true" scrollbar="true" footer="true" tweetlimit="7" id="661623045329707009" username="UWFlexOption" /]