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With ‘WP Twitter profile’ you can add a mini version of your twitter profile to your WordPress site as a widget.
What can this widget show:
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<li>Your profile picture and banner image, layed out similar to the Twitter sidebar</li>
<li>Your real name as it is held by Twitter and your @username</li>
<li>A follow link to your profile</li>
<li>The number of tweets, subscribers and subscribed for your profile</li>
<li>Your recent tweets (including rich content with Twitter links for hashtags and @username, URLs and img tags for images uploaded to Twitter)</li>
<li>CSS styling depending on the colour scheme used on your Twitter profile</li>
</ul>
Note: This plugin requires the use of cURL to be installed and active on the web server
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Twitter profile widget

With 'WP Twitter profile' you can add a mini version of your twitter profile to your Wordpress site as a widget.

MatthewRuddy

Display Tweets is a very simple and easy to use Twitter feed plugin. It allows you to display your tweets using the shortcode, PHP function or widget. It’s completely future proof and makes authenticated requests to the Twitter v1.1 REST API, ensuring that your tweets don’t disappear when the old Twitter API is shutdown (soon).
For more information, <a href="http://matthewruddy.com/display-tweets-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">check out my blog</a>. For usage information, <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/display-tweets-php/installation/" rel="ugc">click here</a>.
You can also contribute to the plugin yourself on Github <a href="https://github.com/MatthewRuddy/displaytweets" rel="nofollow ugc">. Don’t be shy, get involved!</a>

Display Tweets

Display Tweets is an easy to use, future proof Twitter feed plugin that uses PHP to make requests to the v1.1 Twitter REST API.

Twitter profile widget vs Display Tweets