WordPress plugin
Live Twitter Tweets Pro for WordPress
Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It includes Twitter feeds to WordPress sites through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The presentation is responsive and customizable, and is designed to be crawlable by search engines.

Live Twitter Tweets Pro is the paid edition of Customize Feeds for Twitter. It includes Twitter feeds to WordPress sites through widgets or shortcodes. Place a widget in a sidebar or footer, or add a feed to a post or page. The presentation is responsive and customizable, and is designed to be crawlable by search engines.
Choose feed sources and placements
Set up feeds for different Twitter users, hashtags, or search terms. Pro works with multiple feeds without a stated limit, so you can assign each source to the posts or pages where it belongs.
Set how tweets appear
Choose a standard widget show or a configurable carousel. Set the number of tweets to show, and add a load more button for users to load the remaining tweets. For a carousel, you can enable or disable autoplay and set its timing. The responsive design is intended to keep feeds usable across screen sizes.
Style the feed and widget
Adjust the feed and tweet background colors, font color, size, and weight, or select a Google Font. Additional options let you set the widget title, theme, and height, choose the URL link color, and show or conceal tweet replies.
Enable tweet actions and sharing
Visitors can reply to, retweet, and like displayed tweets. They can also share tweets from your site to social media, including Facebook. The add-on also lets you post a tweet directly from WordPress to update your Twitter status.
Install and add a feed
Install and activate the extension, then configure the feed source, layout, and display settings. Add the feed with a widget or shortcode wherever you want it to appear. Documentation, an FAQ, and a support forum are available for setup guidance.
