WordPress plugin

Live Twitter Tweets Pro

Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It displays Twitter feeds on a WordPress site through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The presentation is customizable, responsive, and designed to be search engine crawlable.

Live Twitter Tweets Pro

Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It displays Twitter feeds on a WordPress site through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The presentation is customizable, responsive, and designed to be search engine crawlable.

Choose sources and placement

Create multiple feeds from Twitter visitors, hashtags, or search terms. The Pro edition works with multiple feeds without limitations, so you can place different sources on separate posts or pages. For example, a page can show an account feed while a campaign page uses a hashtag feed.

Set the feed layout and behavior

Display tweets in a standard widget or a configurable carousel. Choose how many tweets to show, and add a load more button so users can load the remaining tweets. For a carousel, enable or disable autoplay and set its timing. These controls determine how much content appears initially and whether the feed rotates automatically.

Adjust the feed appearance

Configure the widget title, theme, and height. Styling options include the feed and tweet background colors, font color, size, and weight, plus a Google Font. You can also set the URL link color and pick whether replies appear.

Enable tweet interactions and updates

Visitors can reply to, retweet, or like displayed tweets. They can also share tweets from the website to Facebook and other social platforms supported by the product. Live Twitter Tweets Pro can update a Twitter status directly from WordPress.

Set up a feed

Install the add-on in WordPress and configure a source using an account, user, hashtag, or search term. Select the layout and show settings, then add the feed with a widget or shortcode. Documentation, FAQs, and a support forum are available for setup guidance.