Quietly

The Quietly WordPress plug-in allows you to quickly and easily embed your Quietly content (e.g. slideshows, maps, media carousels, cards) into your WordPress website.
Features
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<li>Engage your readers – increase the visual nature of your articles with a beautiful slideshow, interactive media carousel, list-based cards, or map widget.</li>
<li>Improve your workflow – quickly browse and select content from your Quietly account while writing your post.</li>
<li>Make further edits – modify or add to your existing content straight from within WordPress.</li>
<li>Customize with ease – easily insert the content or further customize it within your post editor before embedding.</li>
<li>Preview in post – in WordPress 4.0, Quietly content will show a visual preview right within your post editor.</li>
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Learn more about Quietly <a href="http://www.quiet.ly" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>. Or email <a href="mailto:welovefeedback@quiet.ly" rel="nofollow ugc">welovefeedback@quiet.ly</a> to get in touch with us.

Embed Quietly content on your WordPress site.

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HL Twitter lets you display your tweets as a widget in your sidebar or even browse your entire Twitter history right on your blog. But it also does a whole lot more. You can track multiple Twitter accounts and store all of the tweets on your blog indefinitely (currently Twitter only keep your 3,200 most recent tweets) as well as pulling in any tweets that you reply to for future reference. You can then tweet from your Dashboard or have HL Twitter automatically tweet your new posts with a customisable message.
Twitter 1.1 Compatible

HL Twitter

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