You can show off news, updates, customer testimonials, great photos, funny tweets, memes, or any other sort of content that gets published to Twitter. Custom Twitter Feeds Pro has many other useful features you can read about, including multiple different feeds, advanced search-based feeds, rotating carousels, and pop-up media lightboxes.Including a live Twitter feed on your website (or displaying it on a Smart TV) is an easy way to add interest.The License field in the plugin's settings can remain blank.This widget allows for multiple instances. If you'd like more than one Twitter feed, drag over another copy of the Custom Twitter Feeds box from the Available Widgets area to a different area.Otherwise, it's ready-to-go based on the settings you entered while setting up the feed. Grab the box labeled Custom Twitter Feeds and drag it over to your area of choice.

On your Widgets page, Available Widgets are listed alphabetically on the left, and the areas to which the widgets can be added are listed on the right.

Back in the lefthand menu, hover your mouse over Appearance and choose Widgets from its submenu.

If you don't want to use the shortcode to embed the feed on a page or post, you can also use a Widget: Copy and paste the provided shortcode into the editor of any page, post, or widget where you'd like the feed to display.

When you're done making changes, click the Display Your Feed tab.

Click on the Customize and Style tabs to find more options for customizing your feed.

Use this form's settings to display Tweets from any screen name, your home timeline, hashtags, or other search operators such as and filters.

Your Access Token, Secret, and screen name should automatically appear on the Configure tab's form.

Please note that this plugin cannot post to, edit, or update your account in any way.

Log in to your Twitter account (create an account first if necessary), then click Authorize app to authorize the plugin. Click the large blue Log in to Twitter and get my Access Token and Secret button.Click the Configure tab (if not already there).

Find and click on Twitter Feeds at the bottom of your lefthand dashboard menu.

Setting Up the Custom Twitter Feeds Pro Plugin The Custom Twitter Feeds Pro plugin is the easiest way to embed a Twitter feed of a user's timeline or hashtag on your blog.

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