Twitgets takes the Twitter Badges code and wraps them in Wordpress plugin so you can just \"plug them in\".\nNo More editing of PHP or HTML files.<\/p>\n\n
There are four Twitgets currently available. Download and save to your wordpress\/wp-content\/plugins\/widgets directory.<\/p>\n\n
Twitter Flash requires you enter your Twitter login name and id. The title is optional. (See Figure 5). Once you\u2019ve entered\nthe information click the \u201cx\u201d to close the window then click on \u201cSave Changes\u201d to store them to your Wordpress database.<\/p>\n\n
The Twitter Friends twitget only requires your Twitter Username. The title is optional. Once you entered the information\nclick the \u201cx\u201d to close the window then click \u201cSave Changes\u201d to store the information to your Twitter database.<\/p>\n\n
The Twitter Party twitget requires your Twitter Username, your Fullname, and your Twitter id. The title is optional.\nOnce you entered the information click the \u201cx\u201d to close the window then click \u201cSave Changes\u201d to store the information\nto your Twitter database.<\/p>\n\n
Twitter JavaScript requires you enter your Twitter login name and id. The title is optional. Once you\u2019ve entered the\ninformation click the \u201cx\u201d to close the window then click on \u201cSave Changes\u201d to store them to your Wordpress database.<\/p>\n\n\n
-- Requirements --<\/p>\n\n
I used the Sidebar Widgets plugin developed by the folks at Automattic.com. It adds a nice \u201cSidebar Widgets\u201d menu in the \nWordpress Presentation menu for easy management of your sidebar widgets. Please follow the download and installation \ninstructions at their site to install and activate their plugin. After you have it activated, you will be able to install \nand configure these Twitgets.<\/p>\n\n
You can get the Sidebar Widgets plugin at http:\/\/svn.wp-plugins.org\/widgets\/trunk\/<\/p>\n\n
-- Twitgets Plugin Installation Instructions --<\/p>\n\n
Download and save the Twitget files to your wordpress\/wp-content\/plugins\/widgets directory.<\/p>\n\n
NOTE: You only need to install the .php files. The .png images were part of\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\nthe documentation. They were bundled into the ZIP file when uploaded to the\nWordpress repository. You don't need them, sorry for any confusion.<\/p>\n\n
\nLogin to your Wordpress administration page and click on the \u201cPlugins\u201d link to get to the plugin activation page. \nYou should see the new plugins listed. Click on the \u201cActivate\u201d link next to each one you wish to use.<\/p><\/li>\n
Click on the \u201cPresentation\u201d link of your Wordpress administration page menu, then click on the \u201cSidebar Widgets\u201d menu \nlink to get to the Sidebar Widgets administration page. You should see the available widgets at the bottom.<\/p><\/li>\n
Drag and drop the widgets you choose to use from the \u201cAvailable Widgets\u201d pane to the \u201cSidebar1\u2033 pane.<\/p><\/li>\n
Now all we need do is configure each widget with your personalized settings. Click on the configuration pane link to \nopen the configuration window. Below are the configuration details for each Twitget I have made. You will of course \nrequire your Twitter user name and Twitter id. To get your Twitter id, go to your twitter page (for example mine would be \nhttp:\/\/twitter.com\/RCOZ). At the bottom of your twitter messages you will see a link for \u201cRSS Feed\u201d. Pass your mouse over \nit or click on it to see the URL it takes you to. It should end with #######.rss. That ######## is your Twitter id. \n(For example mine is 2898541).<\/p><\/li>\n
Follow the configuration directions in the configuration instructions (Other Commnents) for the Twitgets plugins you wish to use.\nThe link to the Installation doc with images is\nhttp:\/\/www.dhtechventures.com\/blog1\/?page_id=10<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n
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