Avatars showing up in my profile widget even though they are set to "false"

[mou_feet]

Not had any reply about this yet but more problems than you can probably imagine are being caused by the lack of control over the widget. Last chance I think to remedy it or we’re going to get rid of our Twitter account.

[bgadbaw]

Looks like the problem is back again. The css workaround isn’t even working for me. What’s the word Twitter?

[DailyCR]

Hi, I enjoy the twitter web search widget immensely. But . . . I used to be able to NOT show avatars and hash tags. I am guessing you changed the widget codes per your “Display Guidelines”: will you possibly consider letting users like me go back to letting us decide for ourselves whether we want to show avatars and hash tags. I think from twitter’s vantage point, this would be a business opportunity – maybe we could get that code for (hopefully) a nominal annual fee ($25?): those not willing to pay that fee would then be required to follow the Display Guidelines fully.

[RobEnnisJr]

Has there been any movement at all on this issue? If we try to remove hashtags or timestamps with CSS, are we violating the “Display Guidelines”? And what are the consequences? I understand Twitter’s reasoning on the issue, but from a design & user experience perspective its a big fail.

[Mari_Mjno]

quiero poner un icon en mi perfil que cambia de imagenes & no puedo!

[eka_ekasetiawan]

follow me

[anak_lingga]

Update - we have deployed the changes to bring the avatar option back to the widgets.

[brahma99]

Followed your instructions on creating widget (Avatar), got message that it’s successful, but avatar is not showing. Is it because of weekend (Sat & Sun)? Please help. Thanks.

[PRosepromo]

I had the search twitter widget on a client site. It has stopped working. I can’t find the page that where I created it. Instead I found a widget option on my main page. I created a new widget. There was no option to turn off avatar & name, nor the ability to turn on the loop. Can someone help?

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[episod]

Those customization options are not available in the new Embedded Timelines.

[acharyabhupi]

How do I disable avatars from my Embedded Timelines?

[acharyabhupi]

Steevithak, how I disable avatars in my Embedded Timelines? I tried the above css .twtr-avatar { display: none !important; } and i not work.

[acharyabhupi]

@steevithak – I am using embedded timelines widget located at my wordpress widget. I am trying to omit the avatars, the above css is not working for me.

Tweets

[CubicWebsIntl]

I want to know too, this is utter crap, why make us do it their way when it was fine already… Makes you wonder is Twitter going the same way as Facebook? Making it rubbish so we all go to Google? Twitter guys you have made my website look rubbish now with your new system… So I’m thinking of moving from twitter there has to be better sites who care about their users… Oh well TWEETBOOK it is.

[jdpipe]

Twitter is requiring avatars to be included in the embedded stuff again as of this update, it appears. https://dev.twitter.com/terms/display-requirements. That’s very interesting because last time they changed this, everyone on this page was up in arms, and finally they reversed it and allowed avatars to be again suppressed.

Twitter? Please explain?

[WeLoveFlyers]

I want to know this as well. I only embed my own tweets on my own website, I don’t need my avatar repeated time and again next to every single tweet taking up valuable space. It’s utterly redundant! It’s not like they let us even adjust the size of it.
The fact is, I’m not embedding my tweets to advertise Twitter, so I couldn’t give a monkey’s about THEIR branding. They may own Twitter, but I own my words, and that’s all I want on my website … a way to redistribute MY OWN words, and make them fit MY branding!

[niall]