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ThinkTwit is a highly customisable plugin that can output tweets from multiple users (something that very few other plugins can do successfully). It uses the Twitter ATOM API to access tweets which can be cached. It is very simple, yet flexible and easily customised. It can be placed on your Wordpress page simply through drag and drop on the Widgets interface or through the use of Shortcode or Output Anywhere (PHP function call). Updated regularly!

Plugin URI: http://www.thepicketts.org/thinktwit/

• Can be configured from Widgets settings (if displayed in sidebar)
• Can be implemented using shortcode or Output Anywhere (PHP function call)
• Contains default slimline CSS for integrated look and feel
• Easy to configure and customise (through settings and CSS)
• Multiple instances can be deployed (like other widgets/plugins)
• JavaScript is not required (unless no-caching is activated)
• Can specify multiple usernames
• Can specify maximum number of tweets
• Can specify maximum number of days back to display
• Supports no-caching, to prevent caching of tweets by caching engines such as WP Super Cache
• Supports CURL as an alternative to access the Twitter API if URL file-access is disabled
• Supports optional caching of tweets
• Can display the avatar of the Twitter user
• Output can be filtered (using apply_filters)

• Works with WordPress 2.8.6 to 3.2.1, not tested with other versions
• Can be installed using the widgets sidebar
• Can also be used via shortcode or Output Anywhere (PHP function call)

Authors: stephen.pickett, smcphill