Any User Twitter Feed
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!
WP Static Search
WP Static Search This plugin adds a static search engine to your WordPress site. Static in this context means that it works in the browser without using of server-side queries, so it’s ideal for static websites generated from a WordPress site. Since both the search and the indexing happens in the browser, this plugin is not a good fit for sites that contain hundreds of pages and posts. Getting Started After you are installed the plugin, choose the ”Static Search” option from the left sidebar of the WordPress admin interface. Press the ”Update Index” button and wait until the indexing is finished. Each time you change the content of the website, you should update the search index manually. To insert the search box and the search results into the site, use the [static_search] shortcode. It’s a good practice to create a page called ”Search” with the slug ”/search/” and insert the [static_search] shortcode into this page. To redirect the search widgets to this page, append the following code to the bottom of your .htaccess file: RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} \\?s=([^&]+) [NC] RewriteRule ^$ /search/?q=%1 [NC,R,END] This code redirects the search queries to the /search/ page, then the [static_search] shortcode processes them and shows the search results. Built With lunar.js – Javascript search engine Versioning We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository. License This project is licensed under the Apache 2 and GPL2+ Licenses Acknowledgments The frontend search code based on the MkDocs project’s search plugin.
