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1:14 pm
February 21, 2010
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TMSG
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Post edited 8:15 pm – February 21, 2010 by TMSG
I just installed version 2.2.0 and the styles are not included in the HTML output. "widget_twitter" doesn't appear in the html of the rendered page. The Twitter Widget Pro sections looks like:
**before_widget**
**before_title**
<div><a class="twitterwidget twitterwidget-title" title="**title**" href="**twitter url**">**title**</a></div>
**after_title**
<ul><li><span class='entry-content'>**message**</span> <span class='entry-meta'><span class='time-meta'>**time*</span> <span class='from-meta'>**source**</span></span></li>
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</ul>
**after_widget**
Just wondering what's going on????
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5:58 pm
February 23, 2010
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chris.loringer@gmail.com
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Hey I am also wondering the same thing can someone please leave a comment maybe I (or we) are doing something wrong?
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7:52 am
March 16, 2010
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AaronCampbell
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If your theme is set up properly, the **before_widget** section would have the widget_twitter class. Using that class, you can add CSS to your stylesheet to style the widget. No default CSS is included (you'll be able to just drop it in and it will style to match for any well written themes).
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6:03 am
May 9, 2010
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damion@dhillaudiorecording.com
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Post edited 6:05 am – May 9, 2010 by damion@dhillaudiorecording.com
I guess I'm kind of new to this. but could you be more specific?
like examples? and why wouldn't you include a CSS file?
I used a code off of Dynamic drive to post my tweets before. It came with CSS so you could edit the look. I'm no programmer but I can get it with a little help.
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4:38 am
June 16, 2010
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dylan@iamimaginary.nl
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I have added the following classes to my style.css file and I can style the widget completely.
#twitter-2 { }
#twitter-2 h2.widgettitle { }
#twitter-2 .twitter-avatar { }
#twitter-2 ul { }
#twitter-2 ul li { }
#twitter-2 ul li span { }
#twitter-2 ul li a { }
hope that it helps you
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12:20 pm
October 4, 2010
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hfwilke@gmail.com
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Here's a dumb question, from a novice.
I added the above classes to my style.css. I then made the assumption that I would add the same code from elsewhere in my CSS that describes the look of the other titles that my theme uses to this line:
#twitter-2 h2.widgettitle { }
But then how do I tell the widget to use that?I thought maybe If would change the shortcode to before and after title to show <h2.widgettitle> and </h2.widgettitle> but that didn't seem to make any difference.
Here is the link to my blog if anyone can be of any help. http://thoughtblog.thewilkes.us
Thanks,
Hal
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5:12 am
December 30, 2010
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josedelgado.di@gmail.com
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Hi,
I'm not sure how to personalize my Twitter Widget. I just want to use my web style (colors, fonts, etc.).
My widget code looks like this:
<!–/widget–>
<div class="widget">
<div>
<h2 class="hl"><a class="twitterwidget-title twitterwidget" title="qwerty" href="http://twitter.com/qwerty" target="_blank">Twitter</a></h2>
I'd like to modify the first 2 lines and have a class for this whole widget block, like:
<div class="widget twitterwidget">
From there it'll be easy for me to set CSS rules to the small pieces that create my Tweets like:
class='entry-content'
class="twitter-user"
class='entry-meta
class='time-meta'
class='from-meta'
URL: http://www.vsail.info/
Thanks in advance for your help!
Jose
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