Once you have created the widget to look the way you want it, you can click the “create widget” button to generate the relevant code. Choose the type of timeline you want, click safe mode if you want to enable the filters for sensitive content, and configure the color scheme, link color, and height of the widget. Click to create a new widget and you will be asked to input some information for settings. Go to your settings menu and click on the Widgets option. You can get this code by signing into Twitter.
In order to display one of these embedded timelines, you will need to add code to your website. This is ideal for featuring the best content rather than an ongoing and potentially irrelevant selection of new content. The collection timeline, which shows a list of specific tweets you choose, and does not update when the chosen accounts do.You can – and it is recommended that you do – set it to only show top tweets and filter out sensitive content. The search timeline, which embeds tweets that include a specific hashtag or keyword, just like the results that show up in a Twitter search.Useful for times when you want to embed the feeds for several site authors or several co-founders. You, of course, need to create a list for this option to exist. The list timeline, which displays a curated list of content from multiple Twitter users.The user timeline, which shows your tweets and retweets in a list format.This is excellent for media-heavy Twitter feeds, but does not work well if all you post is text. A grid-based example that autoplays Twitter embedded videos and displays images in a square or rectangular grid.99% of the time, you’ll see the basic list template it’s the easiest and most Twitter-like display for one account with largely text-based tweets. There are actually several different template styles for embedded timelines. It has the content of the tweet, any media you added to the tweet, and both the like and share buttons.
It has your Twitter icon, your name, your and your verification check if you have one.
Otherwise, it will look just like Twitter in a small box. It shows the tweets you make, but not the replies made to those tweets. The Twitter timeline embed creates a small iframe window from a part of your site where the code is placed, to your Twitter feed.
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