Jason

Thank you. 🙂

This is more of a Theme Blvd support issue. Please post over in our support forum if you’d like more specific help with this:

http://support.themeblvd.com

.. And I’m getting the same issue as you now on one of my demo sites. So, I’m looking into it on my end, as well.

If you were to setup your own function from your own theme or plugin to display the tweets you can use Tweeple functionality something like this:

function my_tweets() {

	// The ID for the user timeline feed you setup in
	// the admin. Maybe give it the max limit number.
	$feed_id = 123;

	$tweeple_feed = new Tweeple_Feed( $feed_id );
	$feed = $tweeple_feed->get_feed();

	foreach( $feed['tweets'] as $tweet ) {
		if( false !== strpos( $tweet['text'], '#happyfor' ) ) {
			//...
		}
	}

}

Hello,

As of now, there isn’t anything for this. As we move along, I’m going to try and add more integration elements to Tweeple for Theme Blvd themes. I’m still not sure what I’m going to do with the tweet element of the Builder just yet.

As an alternative approach, there is a [tweeple_feed] shortcode you could use in any content block — there isn’t really any CSS styling though. I know this isn’t anything like the Tweet element, but it will give you some more flexibility of where you can feed Tweet(s) potentially.

Thanks for taking the time to leave a rating and review!

Hello,

Unfortunately, I don’t think this plugin is going to work quite right with your theme. The way your theme handles the homepage slider is clean and simple, but will unfortunately cause conflicts with other implementations of flexslider within the page (or anywhere else the class “flexslider” is used, which is sort of common when using FlexSlider).

See here: http://btcondo.com/wp-content/themes/exclusy/script/flexslider/home-slider.js

Your theme targets the selector “.flexslider” in general to apply all of its settings for the main slider. And then the plugin contains this class within it’s markup, as well. So, your theme is going to inevitably effect this. I think this is where the odd, unpredictable results you’re seeing come from.

If you’re up for modifying your theme, you could try making the selector in your home-slider.js file more specific. Currently at the top you can see this:

jQuery('.flexslider').flexslider({

Try changing to this:

jQuery('#main-slider .flexslider').flexslider({

Hello,

No, I apologize, but there is no option for this in the plugin.

You could probably just hide the titles with CSS from your theme if you wanted to, though.

.themeblvd-news-scroller .scroller-header { display: none; }