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Configuration

To access the settings page, navigate to the WordPress Plugins page and click Settings next to the Twig (plugin must be activated for this to appear).

Configuration Fields

• Twitter Username - The username (not e-mail) that is associated with your Twitter account.
• Twitter Password - The password that is associated with your Twitter account.
• Refresh Interval - The time in minutes between updating the cache from Twitter (do not set this number too low, else you risk being banned by Twitter). Recommended: 30 minutes.
• Tweet limit between posts - If you tweet more oftan than you post to your blog, this option allows you to limit the number of tweets show between each post to avoid congestion.
• Date Format - Pattern to format the Tweet date on your blog. For a reference, please see this page. Example: M j, Y @ h:i A
• Only include Tweets that contain text - Will only display Tweets that contain a specific string, useful for "hashtags" or "bangtags".
• Hide @replies? - Would you like your @replies to other Twitter users displayed?
• Prepend username to tweets? - Add your Twitter username to the beginning of Tweets?
• Trim hyphens from tweet? - If you prepend your Tweets with a hyphen, this can optionally remove it (for example, if you tweet says, "- I'm taking a nap."" it would display as "I'm taking a nap."")
• Tweet Template - The template used to format and display each tweet.
• Show/Hide Template (optional) - The template for the Delete button/link, displayed to those with Administrator privileges to quickly delete a tweet from the cache.
• Clear Cache - Clear the most recent entries in the cache and refresh them from Twitter. This may be useful if you are experience data issues.

Planned Enhancements

• Localization
• Ability to delete tweets from cache via Admin panel
• Support for multiple feeds

• Admin page redesign