#1

Is there an event triggered by widget.js when the rendering of an embedded tweet is complete? How can my code find out that rendering is complete?

#2

FWIW, I ended up using a jQuery “watch” plugin, e.g. GitHub - darcyclarke/Watch.js: Watches elements for changes in properties and attributes

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#3

i’m wondering where to get buttons that let people sign in , though without wanting all that info. . only their name & email .? i wanted Follow button . since seeing this i’m wodering if possible with these smaller types . plus wanted to embed ’ question ’ , instead of tweet . will go see the plug in . then get twitter follow 'til figure this out . i’m into suggestions . . . thanx !!

#4

Hey Karim. Sorry I didn’t see this thread back when you first posted it. Just to say that I really, really like this idea. Can’t promise when we might add the feature as we’re a small team with lots to do, but I’ve got it tracked on our backlog.

#5

I’d love a completion event to help trigger Masonry on a set of embedded tweets.

#6

HI @infojunkie71. I’m facing same problem with embedding tweet inside Masonry. I read your thread but i’m not familiar with js can you please provide me the code you used.
Thanks in Advance :smile:

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