Embed Theme and Color

[mbthiner]

I am using the embed feature to post individual tweets on my website. I would like to use the dark theme for all my tweets and am able to use the individual code for each tweet with (data-link-color="#cc0000" data-theme=“dark”). However when I use the meta tags, it does not convert them to the proper color/theme. I would like to use the meta tags for my website so I don’t have to put the data styling into each individual embed code. The documentation below is from https://dev.twitter.com/docs/embedded-tweets.

"Theme and Color

By default, Tweets render links in the standard blue used by twitter.com. This can be overridden in two ways.

1. On individual embedded Tweet codes, the data-link-color attribute sets link color (e.g. data-link-color="#cc0000". Embedded Tweets also support a TweetDeck-style design via the data-theme attribute.

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2. Adding attributes to many embedded Tweet codes is laborious, so the link color and theme for all embedded Tweet and Embedded Timeline widgets can be set globally using tags:

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Thanks,
Matthew

[falcondai]

Same here. There seems to be some bug with the meta tag method in widgets.js (it went through a different call path than per-tweet attribute rendering). only the per-tweet attribute method works for me currently. Hopefully there would be a fix soon.

[benward]

Hi guys, thanks for flagging this up. I’m looking into the global tags code and the moment and we’ll try to get a fix out ASAP.

Ben

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