WordPress plugin
Live Twitter Tweets Pro for WordPress
Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It displays Twitter feeds on WordPress sites through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The feed is customizable and responsive, with a presentation designed to be crawlable by search engines.
Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It displays Twitter feeds on WordPress sites through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The feed is customizable and responsive, with a presentation designed to be crawlable by search engines.
Choose sources for each feed
A feed can use a Twitter visitor, hashtag, or search term. The Pro edition supports multiple feeds without limitations, so different sources can appear on different posts or pages. For example, an account feed can sit in a sidebar while a campaign page shows a hashtag feed.
Set how tweets appear
Choose a standard widget or a configurable carousel slider. Set the number of tweets to show and add a load more button for visitors to load the remaining tweets. For a carousel, autoplay can be enabled or disabled, and its timing can be set. The responsive styling is intended to keep feeds usable across screen sizes.
Adjust feed styling
Set the feed and tweet background colors, font color, size, and weight, or choose a Google Font. Other controls include the widget title, theme, height, URL link color, and whether replies appear. These options let the feed's appearance follow the style of the WordPress site.
Enable tweet actions
Visitors can reply to, retweet, or like displayed tweets. They can also share tweets from the website to Facebook and other supported social platforms. The extension can also let you update your Twitter status directly from WordPress.
Install, configure, and place a feed
- Install and activate the extension in WordPress.
- Configure the feed settings and add a Twitter account, user, hashtag, or search term as its source.
- Choose the layout, tweet count, and display controls, including carousel behavior, colors, typography, link settings, and tweet actions.
- Add the feed where it should appear using a widget or shortcode.
Documentation, FAQs, and a support forum are available for setup guidance.

