Try:
[rotatingtweets screen_name='wbcmaine' include_rts='1' tweet_count='7' timeout='3000' show_follow='1' show_meta_screen_name='0' show_meta_prev_next='1']
Does that work better for you? It currently also only works with version 1 of the JavaScript…
no, it now says twitter error code 34….
Sorry, I just tried it again…and this time it seems to be working ok.
Question: Is there any way to show more than one tweet at a time?
Yes. You need to switch to version 2 of the JavaScript on the settings page and then try something like:
[rotatingtweets screen_name='wbcmaine' rotation_type='carousel' include_rts='1' tweet_count='7' timeout='3000' show_follow='1' show_meta_screen_name='0']
ok, thanks. that worked, I have 7 posts…but it is not scrolling….and there is a ‘lot’ of space between posts…almost takes the whole page?
That doesn’t sound good. It sounds like something – either in your CSS or in another JavaScript – is disagreeing with RT.
Have you switched to version 2 of the script on the site settings page? Can you send me a link?
For formatting, something like:
div.rotatingtweet p {
margin: 6px 0;
};
in CSS via a wp-content/uploads/rotatingtweets.css file might help.
To restart the rotations, I think the readmytweet plug-in may currently be breaking the JavaScript. What happens if you deactivate it or replace it with the latest version? (RT does horizontal rotations if you need them incidentally – try rotation_type = 'scrollLeft').
