Konstantin Kovshenin

The plugin creates a shorter link for every blog post, so instead of <code>http://kovshenin.com/wordpress/plugins/twitter-friendly-links/</code> you can use <code>http://kovshenin.com/712</code>. Sweet, huh? Here’s a video presentation: <a href="http://kovshenin.com/archives/video-twitter-friendly-links-for-wordpress/" title="Twitter Friendly Links for WordPress" rel="nofollow ugc">Twitter Friendly Links for WordPress</a>
<ul>
<li>Easy to setup and configure</li>
<li>Switch between 302 (temporary) and 301 (permanent) redirection</li>
<li>Lists all your posts/pages/attachments with short links to each</li>
<li>Shows the short link in the edit post/page form together with the text you can tweet out (trimmed to 140 characters) and a link to Twitter with the predefined text</li>
<li>You can output the twitter friendly link in your themes using the <code>twitter_link()</code> function</li>
<li>New function available: <code>permalink_to_twitter_link()</code> which takes a permalink as an argument and returns a Twitter Friendly Link (if exists)</li>
<li>Compatible with Sociable, Twitter Tools, Tweet This, SexyBookmarks and AskApache Google 404 plugins</li>
<li>Compatible with WordPress MU and BuddyPress</li>
<li>Configurable linking relations (HTML and HTTP) for rel=shortlink, and rel=canonical</li>
<li>Super easy tracking with Google Analytics! Destination links are Taggable!</li>
<li>You can now switch to alphanumeric links for sexy links with numbers and letters like example.com/s2e7</li>
<li>Caching with .htaccess option now available</li>
<li>Even shorter links with customizable shortlink base URL</li>
<li>More coming up soon!</li>
</ul>
YES, I do consider feature requests, and that is what makes this plugin work. The discussions go here: <a href="http://kovshenin.com/wordpress/plugins/twitter-friendly-links/" title="Twitter Friendly Links" rel="nofollow ugc">Twitter Friendly Links</a>

Twitter Friendly Links

Your very own TinyURL within your OWN domain! If you DO promote your blog posts in Twitter, then you MUST make your links look cool!

Bastien Ho

NOUS Open Usefull &amp; Simple

leroysabrina

SlideYourNet connector for WordPress
Insert a list of posts from social medias fetched by <a href="https://slideyour.net" rel="nofollow ugc">slideyour.net</a>
Supported social media are: Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
<h3>The Block</h3>
The SlideYourNet Block lets you insert posts from your social media into any pages.
Filter posts by network or search query, display author, date, media…
You can also override the CSS (style sheet) with your own theme, block per block.
<h3>The shortcode</h3>
Use the <code>[syn]</code> shortcode anywhere in your pages to display posts. Exactly the same features as the block, but you can insert in tricky places.
<h4>Parameters</h4>
Misc
<ul>
<li>title=”</li>
</ul>
Filtering
<ul>
<li>network=” (empty, twitter or facebook)</li>
<li>username=”</li>
<li>search=”</li>
<li>ref=” (empty value for anything, “yes” for repost only or “no” for original post only)</li>
</ul>
Sortering
<ul>
<li>order_by=’pub_date’</li>
<li>order=’DESC’</li>
<li>per_page=5</li>
</ul>
Displaying
<ul>
<li>display_date=” (boolean)</li>
<li>display_username=” (boolean)</li>
<li>display_avatar=” (boolean)</li>
<li>display_media=” (boolean)</li>
<li>stylesheet=’wpsyn’ (“wpsyn” for default stylesheet or “theme” for the wpsyn.css file within your theme, or none for no style from WP SYN or modern for a more modern look)</li>
<li>local_storage=” (boolean)</li>
<li>characters= 0 (integer) (0 for all, an integer for a number of characters displayed for the content)</li>
</ul>
Example:
<pre><code>[syn per_page=20 display_media=1 display_date=1 display_username=1 display_avatar=1 ref=no]
</code></pre>

WP SlideYourNet

Insert posts from social media in pWordPress with this SlideYourNet connector.

Twitter Friendly Links vs WP SlideYourNet