There is no doubt that since it’s introduction, Twitter has emerged the world’s most preferred micro-blogging site. With a very large number of celebrities subscribed to it, Twitter has indeed generated so much fans for itself, and have been used on on many sites being position as a widget, preferably on the side bars of various websites.
But according to observation, responding to tweets from these website, requires the user to navigate away from the page to Twitter and then post tweets.
Well, for website/blog owners, here is good news from the stables of Twitter owners.
Twitter will soon be launching it’s new HTML widget with an interactive interface.
By embedding this new widget into a website, a user can access a miniature version of Twitter there and then, without migrating to the main twitter page. The new widget includes a scrollable interactive timeline which not just displays tweets, but also gives the option to respond to them via the widget. Retweets and favourites also come as part of the upgrade besides allowing photos and images to be displayed through click-to-expand. Users can also pull tweets related to a specific hashtag or from a list and display them through the widget, rather than pulling tweets only from a given account.
We obtained the statement release by twitter management team on it’s website and here it is below:
With one line of HTML you can deliver any account's Tweets, favorites, a list, search query or #hashtag directly to your website. Embedded timelines are interactive, enabling visitors to reply, retweet and favorite Tweets, follow your accounts, and Tweet directly to you all without leaving the page. The auto-expand photos option brings the photo front and center in the timeline, and you can expand Tweets just like you would on twitter.com to see cards, and retweet and favorites counts. These new tools are built specifically for the web: they load fast, scale with your traffic as your audience grows, update in real-time, and work great in modern, legacy, and mobile browsers.
By embedding this new widget into a website, a user can access a miniature version of Twitter there and then, without migrating to the main twitter page. The new widget includes a scrollable interactive timeline which not just displays tweets, but also gives the option to respond to them via the widget. Retweets and favourites also come as part of the upgrade besides allowing photos and images to be displayed through click-to-expand. Users can also pull tweets related to a specific hashtag or from a list and display them through the widget, rather than pulling tweets only from a given account.
We obtained the statement release by twitter management team on it’s website and here it is below:
With one line of HTML you can deliver any account's Tweets, favorites, a list, search query or #hashtag directly to your website. Embedded timelines are interactive, enabling visitors to reply, retweet and favorite Tweets, follow your accounts, and Tweet directly to you all without leaving the page. The auto-expand photos option brings the photo front and center in the timeline, and you can expand Tweets just like you would on twitter.com to see cards, and retweet and favorites counts. These new tools are built specifically for the web: they load fast, scale with your traffic as your audience grows, update in real-time, and work great in modern, legacy, and mobile browsers.
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