Descrizione

Replaces a shortcode such as [rotatingtweets screen_name='your_twitter'], or a widget, with a rotating display of your most recent tweets
Supports the new longer tweet format
Supports 280 characters
Space efficient – instead of showing all your tweets at once, shows one at a time and then smoothly replaces it with the next one. After showing all your tweets, loops back to the beginning again.
Reliable – keeps showing your latest Tweets even if the Twitter website is down.
Customizable – you decide whose tweets to show, how many to show, whether to include retweets and replies, and whether to show a follow button. You can also decide how quickly the tweets rotate and what type of animation to use.
Responsive – resizes as your page resizes
GDPR-friendly – with default settings, collects no user data and shares no user data (including IP addresses) with anyone else. Supports ‘Do Not Track’ (DNT).
Gives you the option to show a fully customizable Twitter ‘follow’ button. For note, because of the way Twitter’s code for the Twitter button works, the button will display as a regular text link to site visitors who have set ‘Do Not Track’.
Replaces t.co links with the original link
Caches the most recent data from Twitter to avoid problems with rate limiting
Uses jQuery, jQuery.Cycle and jQuery.Cycle2 to produce a nice smooth result.
Compatible with W3 Total Cache.
Multi-lingual – now set up to be multi-lingual. The Twitter ‘follow’ button is automatically translated to match your site’s language setting if Twitter has made the appropriate language available. Also uses WordPress’s multi-lingual capability to enable translation of all the other text used by the plug-in via language packs.

If you’d like to see what the plug-in looks like in action, you can see the plug-in working here.

Riconoscimenti

Most of this is my own work, but special thanks are owed to:

The jQuery team
Mike Alsup for jQuery.Cycle and jQuery.Cycle2
Syd Lawrence for introducing me to jQuery and jQuery.Cycle
Abraham Williams for TwitterOAuth
Liam Gaddy at Storm Consultancy for his work on oAuth Twitter Feed for Developers (although I ended up using it for inspiration rather than plugging it in directly).
All the people who have given advice and suggested improvements

Thank you to the people who did the original translation work for the following packs:

Wilmerson Felipe for his work on Brazilian Portuguese
Nils Kroneberg for his work on German
Alberto Lario for his work on Spanish
Mattia Migliorini at deshack for his work on Italian
Natasja Weijer for her work on Dutch
Alexandre Trudel for his help on French
Borisa Djuraskovic at Web Hosting Hub for his help on Serbian

Screenshot

This animation shows rotating tweets inserted into a blog-post via a short code. It is slightly faster than the default setting, but gives a sense of what you get.
You can add rotating tweets via a Widget:
Or by using a shortcode:

Installazione

Upload the contents of rotatingtweets.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory or use the WordPress installer
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Go to the My applications page on the Twitter website to set up your website as a new Twitter ‘application’. You may need to log-in using your Twitter user name and password.
If you don’t already have a suitable ‘application’ to use for your website, set one up on the Create an Application page. It’s normally best to use the name, description and website URL of the website where you plan to use Rotating Tweets. You don’t need a Callback URL.
After clicking Create your Twitter application, on the following page, click on Create my access token.
Copy the Consumer key, Consumer secret, Access token and Access token secret from your Twitter application page into the Rotating Tweets settings page. Hit save. If there is a problem, you will see an error message.
Place a shortcode such [rotatingtweets screen_name='mpntod'] in your post or page, or use a widget

Set-up

Options include:

Going to the Widgets menu on the admin page and adding the Rotating Tweets widget. Options include the name of the Twitter account to show, whether to show retweets and the speed of rotation.
Using the basic Rotating Tweets shortcode, for example [rotatingtweets screen_name='mpntod']
Using a more complicated Rotating Tweets shortcode, for example [rotatingtweets screen_name='mpntod' include_rts='1' tweet_count='7' timeout='3000']

Shortcode variables

Possible variables for the shortcode include:

Required settings – at least one of the following three settings is required for the short-code to function:
- screen_name = one or more Twitter user names e.g. [rotatingtweets screen_name="mpntod"] or [rotatingtweets screen_name="mpntod twitter"]
- url = Twitter user URL. If screen_name is empty and this link is valid, screen_name will be set to the user name included in url
- search = a term to search for. There’s a useful guide to using Twitter’s search function at https://support.twitter.com/articles/71577-using-advanced-search
Twitter options
- include_rts = '0' or '1' – include retweets – default is '0'
- only_rts = '0' or '1' – only include retweets – default is '0'
- exclude_replies = '0' or '1' – exclude replies – default is '0'
- tweet_count = number of tweets to show – default is 5
- get_favorites = '0' or '1' – show someone’s favorites rather than their timeline – default is '0'
- list = 'list-slug' – the ‘slug’ used by someone’s list (something like my-list)
- offset = ”number” – default is '0' – enables you to start on a later tweet – '1' starts on the 2nd tweet, '2' starts on the 3rd tweet, etc.
Display options
- official_format = '1', '2' or 'custom' – show one of the two official formats or a custom format if you have written your own rotatingtweets_display_override() function – default is '0'
- rtw_display_order='info,main,media,meta' – change the order that the main elements of the tweet are shown – info, main, media and meta – via a string using the four keywords separated by commas – default is 'info,main,media,meta'
- timeout = time that each tweet is shown in milliseconds – default is '4000' (i.e. 4 seconds). timeout=0 allows for continuous scrolling.
- speed = time it takes to change from one tweet to the next in milliseconds – default is '1000' (i.e. 1 second)
- links_in_new_window = '0' or '1' – show links in a new tab or window – default is '0'
- rotation_type = If you are using version 1 of the JavaScript, you can use any of the options listed on the jQuery.cycle website – default is 'scrollUp'. If you are using version 2 of the JavaScript, then the options are 'scrollUp','scrollDown','scrollHorz','scrollLeft','scrollRight','toss','scrollVert','fade' and 'carousel'
  - carousel_horizontal = 0 or 1 – if you’ve chosen ‘carousel’ as a rotation type, allow horizontal scrolling – default is 0
  - carousel_count = ”number” – if you’ve chosen ‘carousel’ as a rotation type, set the number of slides to appear in the carousel – default is 3 for vertical carousel and enough to fill the width of the page for horizontal carousel
  - carousel_responsive = 0 or 1 – if you’ve chosen a ‘horizontal carousel’ as a rotation type, makes the carousel responsive to the size of the page – default is 0
- url_length = sets the length that the URL of links should be trimmed to… – optional
- show_tco_link = '0' or '1' allows you to show Twitter’s t.co link instead of the original link – optional
- show_meta_timestamp = '0' or '1' – show the time and date of each tweet – default is '1'
- show_meta_screen_name = '0' or '1' – show who posted each tweet – default is '1'
- show_meta_via = '0' or '1' – show how each tweet was posted – default is '1'
- show_meta_reply_retweet_favorite = '0' or '1' – show ‘reply’, ‘retweet’ and ‘favorite’ buttons – default is '0'
- no_rotate = '0' or '1' – switch off rotation – default is '0'
- show_meta_prev_next = '0' or '1' – show ‘next’, ‘prev’ links – default is '0'
  - prev = content for the prev button (default 'prev')
  - next = content for the next button (default 'next')
  - middot = content for the space between the buttons (default ' · ')
  - np_pos = position for ‘next’ and ‘prev’ buttons – 'top', 'bottom', 'insidebottom', 'beforeafter' or 'tweets' (default 'top')
- show_meta_pager = '0' or '1' – show pager blobs below the tweets – default is '0'
- show_meta_pager_blob = content for your pager blob – default is '<a href="#">•</a>'
- show_media = '0' or '1' – experimental option that shows images with the tweet – default is '0'
- screen_name_plural = '0' or '1' – experimental option that allows you to have a plural possessive in the default display format (e.g. British Lions’ Twitter) – default is '0'
- tweet_length = maximum number of characters to show in tweet – default is '0' which allows whole tweet to be shown
- no_emoji = '0' or '1' – experimental option that removes emoji from the feed – default is '0'
- official_format_override = '0' or '1' – enables you to change the settings for show_meta_reply_retweet_favorite and show_meta_timestamp on the ‘official formats’.
- profile_image_size = 'normal', 'bigger', 'mini' or 'original' – lets you change the size of profile images – default is 'normal'
- shuffle = '0' or '1' – shuffle the order that Tweets display – default is '0'
- merge_cache = '0' or '1' – switches caching of searches on or off – default is '1' (i.e. on)
- auto_height = '0' or '1' – switches auto-height calculation of the Rotating Tweets container on or off – default is '1' (i.e. on)
- show_line_breaks = '0' or '1' – displays line breaks in the tweet – default is '0' (i.e. off)
Caching
- w3tc_render_to = ‘your_choice_of_random_string’ – used to support ‘fragment caching’ by W3 Total Cache. For this to work, you also need to ensure that W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY is defined in your wp-config.php file and that you are not using ‘HTTP Compression’ on the W3 Total Cache ‘Browser Cache’ settings page or ‘Enhanced Disk caching’ on the W3 Total Cache ‘Page Cache’ settings page.
Twitter follow button
- show_follow = '0' or '1' – show follow button – default is '0'
- no_show_count = '0' or '1' – remove the follower count from the Twitter follow button – default is '0'
- no_show_screen_name = '0' or '1' – remove the screen name from the Twitter follow button – default is '0'
- large_follow_button = '0' or '1' – show a large Twitter follow button – default is '0'

FAQ

What options can I use for the shortcode?

All the options are listed on the Rotating Tweets installation page.

How can I include Rotating Tweets in my template?

Try something like:

A common mistake with do_shortcode shortcodes is to use single-quotes or double-quotes all the way through without ‘escaping’ them. This will normally break your site! It’s best to use double-quotes to enclose the shortcode string and single-quotes inside the shortcode string (or vice-versa!).

How can I pull information from two accounts into one widget

The easiest way is to list more than one account in the ‘Twitter name’ box in the widget or use something like screen_name='account1 account2' in the shortcode.

How often does the plug-in call Twitter

In most cases, each use (or “instance”) of this plug-in gets data from Twitter every 2 minutes. The exception is when two or more instances share the same settings (screen name etc.), in which case they share the same data rather than each calling it separately.

My Rotating Tweets are not updating. What can I do?

This normally happens if there is an SSL problem. Try going to the settings page and switching off SSL validation.

If this doesn’t solve the problem, check your Twitter API key settings.

If neither of these approaches work, Rotating Tweets will normally be reporting the error as a comment in the HTML of your page. This should give you an idea of how to solve the problem.

The Rotating Tweets are not rotating. What can I do?

This normally happens if there is more than one copy of jQuery installed on a page – or more than one copy of jQuery.cycle.

To see if this is the case, search the HTML on your website to see if either script is called more than once. To do this:

Open the page.
Right click and select ‘View Page Source’ or ‘View Source’
Hit [CTRL]+F and search for jquery
Look out for lines that contain jquery.min.js or jquery.cycle.all.min.js. Neither script should appear more than once.

The problem is that the second (or third) copy of the script overwrites all previous versions and the scripts that go with them. This is particularly likely to happen with old templates or plug-ins.

If this is the case:

Check is that you have upgraded your template or your plug-in to the latest version.
If this still doesn’t work, please let me know which plug-in or template is causing the problem and I’ll see if I can build a fix into the next version of Rotating Tweets.

If there is only one copy of jquery and of jquery.cycle on your page, the best way to look for the problem is to open the ‘console’. To do this:

Press [F12] (in Chrome or IE) or [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+K (in Firefox)
Load the page where you have a problem
In Chrome or IE, select the tab marked ‘console’.
Read the diagnostics and look for any problems that relate to JavaScript. This will normally tell you which JavaScript (if any) is having problems.

Does Rotating Tweets help me support GDPR?

Yes. No user data is collected, stored or sent to Twitter by Rotating Tweets. By default, Rotating Tweets also does not load any JavaScript from Twitter or anywhere else ‘off site’. It supports ‘do not track’ and only loads JavaScript from Twitter needed to display the Twitter Follow button if you choose that option and the user has not set ‘do not track’ on their browser. If you use an ‘official format’ for your Tweet, profile images may be loaded from Twitter; to avoid this, choose the ‘original’ format to display your Tweets.

What can I do if I get the WordPress error code: `http_request_failed – name lookup timed out`?

Try installing the Core Control plug-in and disabling cURL. You can read more about the problem via this support page.

Thank you to darkiko for sharing their solution to this problem.

My widget is too wide!

Try putting:

div.widget_rotatingtweets_widget, div.rotatingtweet, div.widget_rotatingtweets_widget div.widget-title {
    max-width: 123px;
}

into your CSS – changing 123px; to the width you’re aiming at – either via additional CSS or by editing your own template files.

How can I add a Twitter bird to the left of my tweets?

You can do this by going to the rotatingtweets/css directory, opening rotatingtweets-sample.css and copying its contents (modifying the link to the bird graphic to match your site) into additional CSS (the preferred approach from WordPress 4.7 onwards) on the Appearance Customize Screen page. Alternatively rename rotatingtweets-sample.css to rotatingtweets.css and put it in the wp-content/uploads/ directory. Or copy the CSS into your own template files. Any of these approaches will display a Twitter bird to the left of your tweets.

Recensioni

inspiraktie 2 Gennaio 2020 1 risposta

Hi there, The pluging isn't refreshing since the last iterations of Wordpress anymore. At the moment I am running WordPress v5.3.2 and the latest plugin v1.9.9. Too bad though. I liked it's clean, simple design a lot. Regards,

whitecg 27 Luglio 2019

An excellent plugin with excellent support. Many thanks.

tavel 27 Luglio 2017 4 risposte

Plugin just cause 500 server error immediately after its activation in Wordpress admin panel for Wordpress 3.7.21. Yes, it's an old version, but this plugin says it supports Wordpress 3.2+, so... Wordpress become active and working again only after renaming plugin's folder "rotatingtweets" to "rotatingtweets1".

Sagar Nangare 17 Febbraio 2017

I used many twitter plugins in the past but this one is very easy plugin to handle. UI is awesome and options for displaying tweets are also great.

Dubman 1 Gennaio 2017

Easy to install and style with helpful instructions. 5 star. Great work!

reelbump 8 Dicembre 2016

Great plugin that does exactly what it states without throwing hidden paywalls at you. Thank you developers for creating such a clean, functional plugin.

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Changelog (registro delle modifiche)

1.9.10

[Bugfix] Remove “Trying to access array offset on value of type bool / null” error

1.9.9

[Security Update] Adds rel='noopener' to _blank links

1.9.8

Fixes problem with Twitter intents for users with a high number user ID

1.9.7

Fixes display bug where a Tweet contains two copies of the same URL.

1.9.6

Twitter JavaScript only loads if Follow button is set to be displayed and the user has not set ‘Do Not Track’.

1.9.5

Fixed compatibility with Brilliance Pro template

1.9.4

Fixed compatibility bug with PHP 7.2

1.9.3

Fixed compatibility bug with pre-4.0 versions of WordPress

1.9.2

New shortcode option: auto_height=0 – to switch off height calculation

1.9.1

Improved support for SSL

1.9

Supports the new longer Tweet format

1.8.7

Switches off Twitter JavaScript if ‘Do Not Track’ is enabled.
Fix minor bug with Selective Refresh.

1.8.6

Fixing minor bug in German translation.
Removing “Undefined variable” notice on line 165

1.8.5

Add shortcode for a large Twitter ‘follow’ button
Support for PHP7
Support for ‘Selective Refresh’
Ensuring show_media display links respects links_in_new_window variable.

1.8.4

Updated JavaScript for plug-ins and themes with their own JQuery Cycle2 installations

1.8.3

Fixed ‘Invalid argument’ bug when combining tweets from different accounts
Allow up to 60 tweets
Deletion of Italian .mo file – since now available as a WordPress-hosted translation pack

1.8.2

Fixed ‘Undefined variable’ bug in line 648

1.8.1

Fixed “no updating” caching bug

1.8

Better handling of multiple screen names in a single widget or shortcode
Addition of new option to hide CSS
Updated Twitter JavaScript
Translated the base readme file into US English
Handled bug with UTF8MB4 text encoding
Tidier date management code with better error handling
Made links in the readme.txt language independent

1.7.18

Reinstalling translation packs. Turns out that incomplete packs aren’t loaded – which breaks some of the available translations.

1.7.17

Move to WordPress-hosted translation packs.

1.7.16

Fixed undefined variable error for show_media in WP_DEBUG mode
Fix for caching bug

1.7.15

Fixing bug on displaying meta content
Enabling sorting of display elements via rtw_display_order shortcode

1.7.14

Works with Page Builder by SiteOrigin.
Adds new shortcode variable only_rts

1.7.13

Adds profile_image_size, shuffle and merge_cache shortcode variables
Lowers chance of clashes with other installations of cycle2 – by defaulting autoSelector to .rotatingtweets instead of .cycle-slideshow
Handles old versions of jQuery that don’t fully support .data() better
Fixes bug with merge functionality
Fixes bug with admin page JavaScript (thanks to this very helpful article on StackExchange.com)

1.7.12

Updated version 2 of JavaScript – updated jQuery.cycle2 and removal of bug
Fixing height bug
Fixing Carousel defaults
Updating .pot file

1.7.11

Completion of Spanish translation – many thanks to Alberto Lario for his help on this
Fixing tweet height JavaScript bug
CSS tidying for TwentyFifteen template
Experimental function combining historical and current tweets

1.7.10

Move to using HTML5 custom data attributes and data() functions to transfer variable values to version 1 of JavaScript – including ‘speed’ variable
Addition of ‘pager’ via show_meta_pager and show_meta_pager_blob variables
Addition of rtw_hashtag_link class to hashtag links
timeout=0 now allows continuous scrolling
Updating object code for the widget

1.7.9

Fixing Tweet timezone display problem
Restoring Tweet time display by default for ‘Official Twitter Guidelines (wide)’
Extra CSS added to enable people to hide links (should they want to)
Option to switch off JavaScript (for advanced users only)

1.7.8

Solves bug when Base64 tries to decode an array

1.7.7

Better handling transients on transition from old version to new

1.7.6

Addition of Italian language
Fixes transient-based caching – many thanks to to jensnilsson and Moondrop for highlighting the solution here.

1.7.5

Much faster and more reliable caching.
Compatibility with W3 Total Cache.
New scrollLeftGap transition
Ability to put ‘prev’ and ‘next’ buttons before and after the main rotating tweets

1.7.4

Ensures all images use https:// link for compatibility with SSL-secured sites

1.7.3

Adds show_tco_link shortcode variable to allow people to show t.co.links.
Support for Newswire template
Restores the caching of Tweet co-ordinates

1.7.2

Switches off JavaScript expansion of ‘expand’ to ‘reply retweet favorite’ for carousel rotation.
Adds new insidebottom option for np_pos shortcode variable

1.7.1

Improved CSS support for horizontal carousel scrolling

1.7.0

Adding offset, speed, tweet_length, no_emoji and show_media options to the shortcode
Solves clash with Cyclone Slider 2
Adds script version details to the JavaScript
Removal of excess spaces from middot shortcode option
Adds option for ‘custom’ display layout with user-defined display function rotatingtweets_display_override()

1.6.11

Fixing cache bug with ‘user_mentions’

1.6.10

New code to shrink size of cache by about 70%

1.6.9

Bug fix.

1.6.8

Shrinking cache size to reduce memory problems.
Improved diagnostics.
Clarified instructions.

1.6.7

Fix next/prev buttons for v. 2 of Javascript.
Add next/prev np_pos='tweets' option to documentation.
Fix bug on admin page when WP_DEBUG is set.

1.6.6

Corrected the 16×16 icon to the latest Twitter logo.

1.6.5

Language update including new Serbian translation. Solved an unusual styling problem.

1.6.4

Bug fix when user name not recognized.

1.6.3

Add option to shorten default link length to 20 characters
Language update including new German translation from Nils Kroneberg
Updated Brazilian Portuguese translation from Wilmerson Felipe

1.6.2

Fixing bug for PHP installations that don’t support the ‘u’ modifier
Renaming v2 JavaScript to avoid clash with other plug-ins.
Extra diagnostics put in to solve regular expression problem

1.6.1

Move to a more unique class name to avoid clashes with another template.

1.6.0

New support for reading from multiple accounts
Improved clean-up on uninstallation or deactivation
Addition of settings page option for timeout of connection to Twitter
Addition of settings page option for placement of JavaScript at the bottom of the page
Addition of settings page option for duration of cache
Fixed problem with hashtags and accents
Improved error messages for connection problems
Tidying up settings page text

1.5.1

Enforce rules on replies and retweets even if the Twitter API doesn’t
Fixed problem with Magazino template
Fixed incorrect message on settings page

1.5.0

Added Carousel rotation option and beta support for version 2 of JQuery Cycle
Added link_all_text shortcode tag and functionality
Added richer debug information
Corrected API expiry date
Added missing alt tag
Kept CSS permanently in the header to maintain HTML capability
Public facing Dutch translation complete – many thanks to Natasja Weijer for her help on this
Attempt to fix clash with Avada and Gleam themes

1.4.7

HTML5 compliance
Improved rate-limiting

1.4.6

Addition of Brazilian Portuguese translation
Addition of new display format 6

1.4.5

Deletes old cache entries if unused for more than 30 days
Fixes a jQuery cycle clash with the Oxygen theme.
Added readme.txt instructions for dealing with the WordPress error code: http_request_failed - name lookup timed out.

1.4.4

Adds an option to switch off verification of SSL connections to Twitter
Adds a short code option (no_rotate) to switch off rotation

1.4.3

Removes two lines of CSS causing formatting problems
Improves responsiveness going from narrow to wider layouts

1.4.2

Corrected minor error with resizing of .rtw_meta div

1.4.1

Now works with responsive formats
Adjusted width overflow issues
Added instructions on how to deal with width issues

1.4.0

Support for search, favorites and lists via Rotating Tweets widgets.

1.3.18

Improved and clearer error messages.
Removed search bug.
‘Next’ and ‘Prev’ buttons for shortcodes.

1.3.17

Adds the opportunity to show lists.
Tackles a very odd box height problem that has just appeared in Chrome (but not Firefox or IE).

1.3.16

Making sure hashtags have a space or the start of a line before them.
Tidying up errors found when running plug-in with wp_debug set to true

1.3.15

Minor correction to hashtag code

1.3.14

Fixes accents in hashtags (hopefully).
Adds beta of search to the shortcode API.
Adds new format of Tweet display.

1.3.13

Strips @ from screen names to avoid API problems.

1.3.12

Removes accents from screen names (and otherwise cleans them up).
Add test option (currently for shortcodes only) to access favorites.
Solves clash between PECL OAuth library and the Rotating Tweets OAuth library.

1.3.11

Supports cyrillic hashtags!

1.3.10

Fixed hashtag links

1.3.9

Moved to Semantic Versioning

0.712 (1.3.8)

Fixed bug with console.log javascript on IE.

0.711 (1.3.7)

Fixed up a significant problem with caching.

0.709 (1.3.6)

Tidying up error reporting.

0.707 (1.3.5)

Fixes major bug resulting from upgrade to handle Twitter API v 1.1

0.706 (1.3.4)

Change to JavaScript to improve width handling for tweets.

0.703 (1.3.3)

Minor code tidying to improve debugging and increase speed!

0.702 (1.3.2)

Adjustment to javascript and CSS to cope with long links or long words

0.701 (1.3.1)

Very minor mistake in rendering code

0.700 (1.3.0)

Important upgrade needed for Rotating Tweets to keep working after March 2013. Supports version 1.1 of the Twitter API.

0.625 (1.2.4)

Enabled users to make all links open in a new tab or window

0.623 (1.2.3)

Fixed a problem where a short name fitted inside a long one – e.g. @rotary and @rotarycrocus

0.622 (1.2.2)

Escaped title tags

0.621 (1.2.1)

Fixed timezone problem.

0.620 (1.2.0)

Added option to show links in a new window
Fix problem with selection of 20 second rotating speed.

0.613 (1.1.6)

Fixed instructions in plug-ins list.

0.612 (1.1.5)

Fixed error message caused by last fix causing tweets to repeat.

0.611 (1.1.4)

Finally ran with debug and removed all the error messages.

0.610 (1.1.3)

Starts to add options to allow for different length URLs

0.602 (1.1.2)

Fixes bug with Javascript

0.601 (1.1.1)

Fixes problem with stylesheet

0.600 (1.1.0)

*Now includes options consistent with Twitter display options
* Tidied up code.

0.505 (1.0.0)

Minimized Javascript.
Set-up for I18n.

0.502 (0.4.1)

Javascript fix for zero height tweets problem

0.500 (0.4.0)

Adds options for how tweet information is displayed and how the tweet rotates.

0.492 (0.3.1)

Solves Cannot use string offset as an array error on line 232

0.491 (0.3.0)

Lets you customize the Twitter ‘follow’ button.
Fixes problem with media links.
Sorts problem of overlong links reshaping widgets.

0.48 (0.2.6)

More detailed error messages for WordPress installations unable to access Twitter.
Fixes problem on the zeeBizzCard template and sets up fix for other templates that use their own install of the jquery-cycle javascript.

0.471 (0.2.5)

Making sure that cache never gets overwritten unless new, valid twitter data has been downloaded.
Dealing with the problem that someone in a long conversation may not get enough valid tweets to show by asking for only 20 tweets from Twitter.

0.46 (0.2.4)

Properly handles rate-limiting by Twitter

0.44 (0.2.3)

Removes follow button if Twitter has returned an empty value

0.43 (0.2.2)

Improved error checking if Twitter has returned an empty value

0.42 (0.2.1)

Fixed major bug causing crashes when Twitter goes down

0.40 (0.2.0)

Added ability to alter speed of rotation

0.30 (0.1.8)

Fixes bug – problem with get_object_vars() on line 193

0.29 (0.1.7)

Better handling of retweets. No longer cuts off the end of the text on longer RTs.

0.28 (0.1.6)

Properly fixes flaw in how flags are handled.

0.27 (0.1.5)

Fixed flaw in how flags are handled.

0.26 (0.1.4)

Stops display and caching of non-existent twitter feeds

0.25 (0.1.3)

Stops display and caching of faulty twitter feeds

0.21 (0.1.2)

Replaced a missing </div> in the follow-button code (with thanks to jacobp for spotting it and suggesting a fix)

0.2 (0.1.1)

Fixed a problem with caching

0.1 (0.1.0)

First published version

Not refreshing anymore

Great Plugin.

Non-working on old but supported WordPress 3.7.21

Awesome Plugin

Easy to install and style

Great Plugin