matthewordie

This plugin is designed as a widgets alternative. However it’s uses can be expanded beyond that. It works ok on it’s own, but really flys when paired with the Advanced Custom Fields plugin.
I was tired of my widgets not migrating properly. On top of not having full control over simple things. So I built this.
Now you can make a reusable piece of content. Place it right in the middle of another content area. Or even inside another bucket. Additionally you can use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin to create your own sidebars and add new fields to really customize your Buckets.
You can even create a fully modular site using sidebar areas and just throwing buckets in everywhere!
This plugin is made for developers who like to make their client’s lives easier (and in turn, their own).
Documentation is available on google docs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fDhqmtKWTy-0oxTP8GUg7wdhv-VULNoBFkJbLvKNdzo/edit?usp=sharing
Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions or feedback! 
You can view the documentation here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fDhqmtKWTy-0oxTP8GUg7wdhv-VULNoBFkJbLvKNdzo/edit?usp=sharing

Buckets

A widgets alternative that lets you place content anywhere easily.

Easily add recent tweets to your website. Uses the new twitter API.
Just set the options under Settings > Get My Tweets.
Then create a div with the class “get-my-tweets” and place it in your template, widget or post/page content editor.
For more information visit: http://getmytweets.co.uk/

Get My Tweets UK

Easily add recent tweets to your website.

Buckets vs Get My Tweets UK