nnatali

<p>Blogroll Twitter creates a list of links in the sidebar of our blog simulating a Blogroll. It uses a list of users created in Twitter that you specify. If us not indicate any, show our “followings”.</p>
<ul>
<li>Limit of friends list for 20 users.</li>
<li>Limit of followings for 100 users.</li>
<li>After links, show a link “view all” for see the rest of users.</li>
<li>Default avatars size 25px.</li>
<li>Show users by avatar or username.</li>
<li>If twitter user don’t have a link of his blog, show a link to his twitter account.</li>
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Twitter Blogroll

Create a blogroll on our blog based on a list of twitter.

Zack Katz

<h3>Finally, Choose Parent Categories for Link Categories</h3>
<p>One of the problems with WordPress’ built-in blogroll/bookmark functionality is that you can’t choose to create nested categories (sub-categories) for the links. This is silly, and makes the functionality nearly useless.</p>
<h4>Treat yourself to some nested blogroll categories</h4>
<p>This plugin allows link categories to have parent categories (makes link categories “hierarchical”), saving you time and maybe even <em>saving the world</em>.</p>
<p>The plugin also now includes a widget!</p>
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<h4>You may also be interested in:</h4>
<ul>
<li><strong><a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rich-text-tags/" rel="ugc">Rich Text Tags</a></strong> – Enable rich text editing of tags, categories, and taxonomies. Add value to your tag & category pages and improve your website’s SEO.</li>
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Hierarchical Link Categories

Convert WordPress' link categories to be hierarchical with this simple plugin.

Twitter Blogroll vs Hierarchical Link Categories