#1

I created a widget on twitter and I used the following settings:

Height: 600
Theme: Dark
Link Color: Default

This is the HTML that was generated:

Tweets by @3MillenniaTours

But on my page all i see is this:

Tweets by @3MillenniaTours

See example here: http://threemillennia.com/semi-private-group-tours/ancient-city-tour/

No actual widget. Just a link.

Anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!

#2

For some reason, my code did not post properly above. Trying again:

Tweets by @3MillenniaTours
#3

Anyone have any ideas what is wrong? Thanks.

#4

Are you pasting the code into a raw template, or into the text area of a CMS or higher-level builder tool? You should check in the output of the page whether the that is output in the page is the same as the script that you put in; some systems apply filters that can break them.

#5

I figured out the problem. I run a plug-in on Firefox called adblock. With this plug-in enabled, your twitter widget does not work. The weird thing is, is that no other wordpress twitter plug-in, or html twitter feed grab that I tried, was affected by this plug-in. Just the one that was created by twitter itself.

I really like the official twitter widget, but I can’t use it. I am afraid that too many people out there also use some sort of adblock on their browsers and would therefore not see my twitter feed.

Thanks though.

#6

I’m experiencing the exact same issue. I will have to ditch the official twitter widget too. Shame!

#7

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#8