Any User Twitter Feed vs BP Profile Search

Embed anyone’s Twitter Timeline using only their username, or display tweets based on a keyword. Fully compatible with the latest Twitter API and guaranteed to work even with the forthcoming twitter changes! Features: Embed timelines using only username Show tweets which contain a keyword Highly configurable, many visual options Using Twitter 1.1 API with authentication No JavaScript Go Pro and Get Many More Features! WordPress Any User Twitter Feed PRO PRO FEATURES! Embed timelines using only username New! Slider/Scroll Option (pro version only) New! Side Tab Option, so it is shown as a tab on the side of your screen! New! Slider speed control option (pro version only) New! follow me button, which can use any username of your choice. (pro version only) 6. New! Conflict switch to help it work with other jQuery plugins (pro version only) Show tweets which contain a keyword Highly configurable, many visual options Using Twitter 1.1 API with authentication GO PRO AND GET FREE TICKET SUPPORT!

BP Profile Search is a member search and member directories plugin for BuddyPress. It provides: A form builder to build the member search forms The [bps_directory] shortcode to customize the BuddyPress Members directory, or to build additional member directories Each search form has a target directory. When you run a search, you are redirected to the form’s target directory, filtered according to your search. Build a search form With the form builder you can: Add, edit, rearrange, and remove the search fields Use as search fields the BuddyPress profile fields, the users and usermeta data (including roles), the BuddyPress user groups, and the user taxonomies (including BuddyPress member types) Use search by distance fields when you install the free companion plugin BP Distance Search Select, for each search field, one of the available search modes Select the BuddyPress Members directory, or one of the member directories built with this plugin, as the target directory Select the form template to display your form If in doubt, use the Help tab above the screen title The form template works just like any other BuddyPress template. To override a form template, copy it to the buddypress/members directory in your theme’s root, then edit the new copy according to your needs. Display a search form After you build your search form, you can display it: In its target directory, using the option Add Form to Directory in the form settings In a sidebar or widget area, using the widget Profile Search In a post or page, using the shortcode [bps_form] Run a search On the front-end, when you hit the Search button in a form, BP Profile Search shows the form’s target directory filtered according to your search. Both the All Members tab and the My Friends tab are filtered. Additionally, the plugin: Displays an active filters section containing the active search filters and a Clear button to clear them Displays for each member a member details section containing the values of the searched fields Adds to the Order By drop-down the options to sort the directory by the searched fields The active filters section and the member details section are displayed by two dedicated templates, that can be overridden just like any other BuddyPress template. Build a member directory With the [bps_directory] shortcode you can: Customize the BuddyPress Members directory, or build additional member directories Add hidden filters to a directory Add more sort options to a directory Show additional member information in each member details section, e.g. the value of profile fields Use a different Members directory template for each directory You can enter the shortcode in an empty page to build a new member directory, or you can enter it in the BuddyPress Members page to customize the BuddyPress Members directory. Additional documentation Form Builder Search Modes Custom Directories Form Templates In the screenshots below, the City field is provided by the free companion plugin BP Distance Search.