Hi,
Update plugin to the latest version and install this plugin. It will allow you to create shortcode for any widget you have, as well for TweetScroll.
Vladimir:
thank you for your response.
I updated to the latest version of TweetScroll (1.2.2), and installed
the Widget Shortcode plugin as you instructed.
I then navigated to the widgets page, and drug the TweetScroll
item into the Arbitrary widget area. I filled in the information
needed to access my client’s twitter account, and saved.
I can see the widget shortcode is displayed in the arbitrary widget
area like this:
Shortcode: [widget id=”pi_tweet_scroll-2″]
I then added the code you suggested into the theme’s sidebar-primary.php
file (which is where all my client’s custom code resides), like this:
<div style=”border: 1px solid #aaaaaa”>
<p>test area</p>
<p><?php do_widget(array(‘id’ => ‘pi_tweet_scroll-2’, ‘title’ => false, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div>’)); ?></p>
<p>—</p>
</div>
all I see when visiting the site is the border around the div I created,
the words “test area” and the dashes (“—“).
no twitter information is being displayed..
any help would be appreciated.
thank you.
robert meyer
I found it…
turns out I needed to do:
<?php echo do_widget()… ?>
everything’s working great.
thanks again for your help.
rm.
Glad you solve it. I made few changes to make Widget shortcode compatible with TweetScroll so everything should be working fine.
i’m using designova’s next theme tile design, in this theme there is no option for widget, how can i use this twitter scroll?
Hi,
Please read in Documentation if there are any widget areas or contact author for this. I didn’t use that theme and don’t know how it works.
Vladimir
