Embed Tweet In Forum Post

[PJ]

I've been working on creating a custom code so that Tweets can be embedded in a post here if someone wanted to share it.  I believe the code is now working.  You would enter

Code:

[twitter]https://twitter.com/StrugglevillePJ/status/1263950737534586892[/twitter]

The tag is EXTREMELY picky.  After you have the tags and URL in place you need to highlight the URL and click the "unlink" button above, it looks like a broken chain.  Preview your post.  If it STILL isn't working then highlight the entire line and click the "Remove formatting" button above, it looks like an "A" with a red circle in the corner.

Here is what the output is from the twitter tag:

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[Orion1876]

I've been working on creating a custom code so that Tweets can be embedded in a post here if someone wanted to share it.  I believe the code is now working.  You would enter

Code:

[twitter]https://twitter.com/StrugglevillePJ/status/1263950737534586892[/twitter]

The tag is EXTREMELY picky.  After you have the tags and URL in place you need to highlight the URL and click the "unlink" button above, it looks like a broken chain.  Preview your post.  If it STILL isn't working then highlight the entire line and click the "Remove formatting" button above, it looks like an "A" with a red circle in the corner.

Here is what the output is from the twitter tag:

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That is a nice feature.  Have to keep that in mind.  I don't tend to tweet very much though.   

[MiscellaneousDave]

I've been working on creating a custom code so that Tweets can be embedded in a post here if someone wanted to share it.  I believe the code is now working.  You would enter

Code:

[twitter]https://twitter.com/StrugglevillePJ/status/1263950737534586892[/twitter]

The tag is EXTREMELY picky.  After you have the tags and URL in place you need to highlight the URL and click the "unlink" button above, it looks like a broken chain.  Preview your post.  If it STILL isn't working then highlight the entire line and click the "Remove formatting" button above, it looks like an "A" with a red circle in the corner.

Here is what the output is from the twitter tag:

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That is a nice feature.  Have to keep that in mind.  I don't tend to tweet very much though.   

Same.  I read a tweet MAYBE once a week.