icyleaf

<p>You coult post message to your Twitter and show it.</p>
<h3>Useage</h3>
<p>Terminology Agreement<br />
1. LoginForm: Log in to Blog filled out a user name and password form.<br />
2. TwitterForm: Send Twitter message form.<br />
3. TweetForm: Show Twitter messages from.</p>
<p>Add below code to the theme where you would like it your user to twitter from:</p>
<p>The best place to put it would be in your theme’s index.php file right above </p>
<p>And WSTS_ShowTwitter() function can be used it with parameter! Parameter Usage:</p>
<p>if using it without parameter, then it did’t show LoginForm before log in to your blog.<br />
Also, using  codes that it will show TweetForm.</p>
<p>Notice:<br />
Make sure Don’t using this plugins together with the other twitter api apps.</p>
<h3>History</h3>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<p>This plugin was inspired from the WS Audio Plauer plugin by:<br />
icyleaf (http://www.icyleaf.cn)</p>


Twitter Swell

You coult post message to your Twitter and show it.

jcovington

<p>Writescreen allows users who are posting to focus solely on their content, without being distracted by the rest of the WordPress interface. This plugin is for users who want a minimal, clutter-free edit view.</p>
<h3>Disclaimers</h3>
<p>Writescreen has been tested on Chrome 10, Firefox 4 and Safari 5 on Mac OSX as well as Chrome 10, Firefox 4 and Internet Explorer 8 (IE 8 Standards Mode) on PC. Other browsers may not behave as expected.</p>
<p>If other plugins have been used to modify or extend the functionality of the post edit screen, Writescreen may not behave as expected.</p>


Writescreen

Provides a full browser window view of the post edit screen, for an uncluttered posting experience.

Twitter Swell vs Writescreen