#1

It’s a WorkNotes account. I watched a tutorial and figured out how to make a widget, but it basically is no different than copying and pasting the website address as a link on the site.

#2

You might want to check out the official documentation for embedded Timelines, if you still have questions, please clarify the problems you are experiencing :slightly_smiling:

#3

I did that, but when I went to embed it in my website, a www.worknotes.com account, it only displayed it as a hyperlink, if I’m using the techie terms correctly. :wink:

#4

Please provide an example of the widget not working on your website, else it’s really hard to help you or debug your problem.

#5

Tweets by @soccer_sms

#6

Sorry if I was unclear, I meant that I need to see the widget on your website. Its of absolutely no use to try to paste it here :wink:

#7

It didn’t paste the full HTML.

#8

If you want to paste the HTML code here, please use the correct code notation (either paste the code, select all of it and click the symbol </> or if you are familiar with markdown, use fenced code blocks)

#9

Sorry. Ha! Okay. So, by some miracle, it looks like it is posting properly. It wasn’t looking like this from a different view.

http://worknotes.com/KS/OverlandPark/smsladyraiders-girlssoccer/newsflash1.aspx

#10

Your markup is horribly malformed:

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#11

You can probably tell, I am not a tech genius. I have to learn everything as I go. This is what I got when I simply “copied and pasted” that particular page, where the live Twitter feed is now displaying. I’m having the owner of the Twitter page post a test Tweet once she is available to, so I can make sure it is updating properly. I may be back to ask for more help.

#12

It looks like you may have pasted the HTML markup into an “add link” dialog, which placed the text inside an href attribute usually containing a URL. The link contains our link and script inside.

The embedded user timeline renders for me in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.

#13

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