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Generate Twitter meta tags for your standard WordPress posts automatically. 
To configure which type of twitter card the plugin will generate, visit the plugin settings page. 
More information about Twitter Cards can be Found <a href="https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards" rel="nofollow ugc">Here</a>.
The current supported types of twitter cards are: 
* Summary Card 
* Large Image Summary Card 
* Photo Card 
* Gallery Card 
* App Card
<h3>Instructions for Use</h3>
Twitter Account:
Update your WordPress profile by adding your Twitter username in the WordPress User Profile Screen. 
Each Twitter card generated will automatically be updated with the Twitter account associated with the WordPress user.
Card Type:
In the settings of the plugin, choose the type of Twitter Card to generate. 
Follow the instructions below for your desired card type:
Summary Card:
<ul>
<li>The post title will be used as the title, and the post excerpt (max 200 characters) will be used as a description.</li>
<li>The featured image of the post will be used as the thumbnail.</li>
<li>If the post does not have a featured image, the image in the plugin settings will be used.</li>
<li>If no image is set (featured or settings) no image will appear, and the Twitter Card may not work correctly.</li>
<li>The image used must be larger than 60×60 px in size.</li>
<li>When setting a default image in the settings screen, images from the WordPress media library 
will be listed. To add images to choose from, upload them to the WordPress media library using the main menu.</li>
<li>Images larger then 1MB are not supported.</li>
<li>Animated GIF’s are not supported.</li>
</ul>
Large Image Summary Card:
<ul>
<li>The post title will be used as the title, and the post excerpt (max 200 characters) will be used as a description.</li>
<li>The featured image of the post will be used as the thumbnail.</li>
<li>If the post does not have a featured image, the image in the plugin setting will be used.</li>
<li>If no image is set (featured or settings) no image will appear, and the Twitter Card may not work correctly.</li>
<li>The image used must be a minimum of 280px wide, and 150px high.</li>
<li>When setting a default image in the settings screen, images from the WordPress media library 
will be listed. To add images to choose from, upload them to the WordPress media library using the main menu.</li>
<li>Images larger then 1MB are not supported.</li>
<li>Animated GIF’s are not supported.</li>
</ul>
Photo Card:
<ul>
<li>The post title (optional) will be used as the title, and the post excerpt (max 200 characters) will be used as a description.</li>
<li>Twitter will automatically resize images to the following sizes: Web: maximum height of 375px, maximum width of 435px, Mobile (non-retina displays), maximum height of 375px, maximum width of 280px, Mobile (retina displays): maximum height of 750px, maximum width of 560px</li>
<li>The image must be a minimum of 280px wide, and 150px high.</li>
<li>Images larger then 1MB are not supported.</li>
<li>Animated GIF’s are not supported.</li>
</ul>
Gallery Card:
<ul>
<li>The post title will be used as the title, and the post excerpt (max 200 characters) will be used as a description.</li>
<li>The first four images attached to the post will be featured in the gallery card.</li>
</ul>
App Card:
<ul>
<li>This card is designed for websites showcasing specific mobile applications for iOS and Android.</li>
<li>If you use this card, each tweet will feature the pointed application.</li>
</ul>
Twitter Validation:
Your Twitter Card must be validated by Twitter in order to work correctly. 
You can test and validate your Twitter Card using the <a href="https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards/validation/validator" rel="nofollow ugc">Validator</a>

Twitter Card Generator

Generate Twitter meta tags for your standard WordPress posts automatically.

David Tufts

WP Cards uses WordPress widgets and full-page width sidebars to add the ability to drag-and-drop widgetized cards to a website’s homepage. A theme developer just needs to add the included “home.php” file in their theme, or add a call to a dynamic sidebar to their existing home file, and their theme’s homepage will automatically support full-page width cards.
A website admin can reconfigure their site’s homepage on-the-fly without any programming skills or the need to depend on a programmer to make the changes. The admin just needs to log into the WordPress admin area, click-through to the Widgets admin page and drag-and-drop cards into the homepage’s card sidebar. Adding new page elements, moving page elements up and down, or removing page elements can happen in just a matter of seconds, and the website’s homepage is automatically updated.
WP Cards also supports adding a “Jumbotron” card area, Jumbotron cards can be configured to only show up on certain types of pages on the website. For example, a “Search Jumbotron” card can be configured to show up on just the website’s search and 404 pages. Or a “Registration Jumbotron” can be configured to appear just on the website’s homepage.
WP Cards is a framework for adding the card concept to an existing WordPress theme, and is designed to be full extended by other developers. WP Cards comes with a number of already developed cards and can be easily extended by adding new cards to the WP Cards’ “cards” directory, or by adding a “cards” folder to a theme or child theme’s root directory. WP Cards automatically loads all widgets (which use a pre-defined naming convention) from these “cards” directories into the widgets section of the WordPress admin area.
WP Cards’ default cards were built using Bootstrap 3 and are dependent on the Bootstrap 3 CSS and JavaScript files.
WP Cards automatically adds two sidebar areas to the WordPress widgets admin page, these are named “Card Staging Area” and “Home Page Cards”. The “Card Staging Area” is just a sandbox widget area for building out cards before adding them to a live page. The plugin also allows for three additional card areas to be activated from the plugin options page, these include the “Jumbotron Cards” and the “Header/Footer Cards”.
The plugin includes a “WP Cards Template” (wp-cards-template.php) that can be added to any page in order to add a card layout page to a website. An admin would just have to create a new page and set the page template to “WP Cards Template” and a widget area by the same name as the new page is automatically generated in the widget admin area. The admin just needs to drag widgets into the newly created widget area and they will load into the page.
Having cards stored in widget areas generated by the WP Cards plugin enables a website admin to switch out WordPress themes over time, the website’s existing cards will still be available to be used and maintained within a new theme.

WP Cards

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WP Cards gives your WordPress website the ability to load "cards" into the homepage and header sections of your site.

Twitter Card Generator vs WP Cards