Twitter

there are two type of twitter card: summary_large_image and summary <meta name=”twitter:card” content=”summary_large_image” /> if you need change to large image, you need add below code to twitter.php manually, not in the admin panel: function twitter_card_type( $card_type, $query_type, $object_id ) { return 'summary_large_image'; } add_filter('twitter_card_type', 'twitter_card_type', 10, 3); more information from: https://github.com/twitter/wordpress/wiki/Cards I am going to vote 1 star, not good plugin, really wast time.

zuola

May 29, 2021

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Motivated by our love to twitter and its analytics we have launched a tool to complement this plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ki-twitter-analytics/

whassan

July 18, 2020

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I agree with others. I checked the Wiki and I am still baffled on how to include a simple timeline. You would think it’d be just as easy as embedding their code. Uninstalling in 3, 2… Update: This is what you are looking for: Custom Twitter Feeds

Christian Saborio

June 30, 2020

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Motivated by our love to twitter and its analytics we have launched a tool to complement this plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ki-twitter-analytics/

whassan

July 18, 2020

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I use this to add recent tweets (with images) in the sidebar. It works well.

12sp

October 7, 2019

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This official plugin from twitter only allows you to add 3 meta tags to your WP post: twitter:site (your twitter username) twitter:title (title of WP post) twitter:description (first 140-280 chars of the WP post) The plugin does not generate twitter:image. So when the URL for your WP post is tweeted, I assume an image is not included in the tweet. I did not actually test this on my production website, but I could see there was no twitter:image element in the WP rendering of the localhost post.

MJ

January 7, 2018

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there are two type of twitter card: summary_large_image and summary <meta name=”twitter:card” content=”summary_large_image” /> if you need change to large image, you need add below code to twitter.php manually, not in the admin panel: function twitter_card_type( $card_type, $query_type, $object_id ) { return 'summary_large_image'; } add_filter('twitter_card_type', 'twitter_card_type', 10, 3); more information from: https://github.com/twitter/wordpress/wiki/Cards I am going to vote 1 star, not good plugin, really wast time.

zuola

May 29, 2021

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I agree with others. I checked the Wiki and I am still baffled on how to include a simple timeline. You would think it’d be just as easy as embedding their code. Uninstalling in 3, 2… Update: This is what you are looking for: Custom Twitter Feeds

Christian Saborio

June 30, 2020

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JUNK. It doesn’t work. Can’t save after adding as a widget. If I have to spend more than 10 minutes setting up the basics for a Widget, it gets canned.

DevelopNovaNumis

October 25, 2019

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