Twitter Embedded Timeline

An embedded timeline provides an easy way to embed multiple Tweets on your website in a compact, single-column view. Display the latest Tweets from a single Twitter account, multiple accounts, or tap into the worldwide conversation around a topic grouped in a search result. Refer embedded timeline documentation for details. You can also customize the timeline widget appearance as per your needs. There are four types of Twitter timelines available:

User Timeline: A user timeline displays the latest Tweets ordered from newest to oldest from a specific public Twitter account. The timeline includes a Follow button in the header to encourage new followers and a mention web intent footer to encourage new conversations specific to your Twitter account. By default this is the timeline rendered, if you do not set timelineConfig.
List Timeline: A list timeline displays the latest Tweets ordered from newest to oldest from a curated public list of Twitter accounts. The timeline includes a header displaying the list’s name, description, and curator. You need to setup timelineConfig['listSlug'] to render a list timeline.
Search Timeline: A search timeline displays Tweets from the past few weeks in the results of a Twitter search ranked by the Twitter search engine. A search widget may be configured to show only top Tweets and automatically remove Tweets marked as containing sensitive content. You need to setup timelineConfig['search'] to render a search timeline.
Collection Timeline: A collection timeline displays multiple Tweets curated by a Twitter user in their chosen display order. You need to setup timelineConfig['collectionId'] (and optionally timelineConfig['collectionName']) to render a collection timeline.

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User Timeline

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Search Timeline

#bootstrap Tweets

use kartik\social\TwitterPlugin;

/**
 * If any parameters are not passed, the widget will use settings from the 
 * social module wherever possible. For example `screenname` will
 * be referred from the module settings for the example below.
 */
// User Timeline
echo TwitterPlugin::widget([
    'type' => TwitterPlugin::TIMELINE, 
    // 'screenName' => '<picked-from-module-or-can-be-set-here>',
    'settings' => ['widget-id' => '<your-widget-id>'],
    'options' => ['height'=>'350', 'width'=>'500']
]);

// Search Timeline
echo TwitterPlugin::widget([
    'type' => TwitterPlugin::TIMELINE, 
    'settings' => ['widget-id' => '<your-widget-id>'],
    'timelineConfig' => ['search' => '#bootstrap'],
    'options' => ['height'=>'350', 'width'=>'500']
]);

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