Unlike the Twitter Timeline Widget, which displays a Twitter feed in your sidebar, Twitter embeds allows you to display any individual tweet in a blog post or post comment, complete with:
The tweet’s text
Action links allowing readers to reply, retweet, and favorite tweets without leaving your site
Inline links, links to hashtag pages, linked usernames, and a follow button in the tweet
A border around the tweet showing part of the background image from the Twitter profile
Embedding with a URL
First locate the tweet you want to post. Then click the timestamp.
You’ll be taken to the page for that individual tweet. Copy the URL in the address bar.
Next, in your blog’s post editor, paste the URL on a line by itself (no HTML necessary).
That’s it! The Tweet will look something like this:
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Embedding with a shortcode
If you want more control over the display and layout of the Tweet you are embedding, you can also use a special shortcode. Simply copy and paste one of the following shortcodes into a post, page, or text widget. Be sure to change the Tweet URL or ID to the one that you want to embed.
Display a Tweet:
[tweet https://twitter.com/wordpressdotcom/status/204557548249026561%5D
Display a Tweet with a smaller width:
[tweet https://twitter.com/wordpressdotcom/status/204557548249026561 width=’200′]
Display the follow button and Tweet actions in a different language:
[tweet https://twitter.com/wordpressdotcom/status/204557548249026561 lang=’ko’]
Hide or show context when a Tweet is in reply to another tweet:
[tweet 204557548249026561]
[tweet 204557548249026561 hide_thread=’true’]
Hide or show the media item from the linked site
[tweet 204557548249026561 hide_media=’true’]
Combine Parameters:
[tweet 204557548249026561 hide_thread=’true’ width=’250′ lang=’ko’]
Align a Tweet to the left, right, or center:
[tweet 204557548249026561 align=’right’]
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