I love this feature, I only heard about it yesterday when I updated WordPress to 3.4. I had to try it out straight away, so I went and found one of my tweets and pasted the link directly into my visual editor on WordPress. It’s GREAT!!!
So how do you do it… well it’s so easy, and I just explained it in one line above… but what does it look like? Well here are some tweets below and you can see for yourself.
Standard Tweets
Check out my brand new page showcasing a selection of my work! PORTFOLIO | Writer's Block Admin Services http://t.co/YBLIZOcH
— Jo Harrison (@JoHarris0n) June 15, 2012
Twitter Tip: Add a saved search for your business name to keep track of shares which don't have your Twitter handle included!
— Jo Harrison (@JoHarris0n) June 14, 2012
An Image Tweet
Sulking because I ate all the chocolate cornflake cakes! 🙂 pic.twitter.com/b7woSvPK
— Jo Harrison (@JoHarris0n) June 15, 2012
Someone Else’s Tweet
#ff @joharris0n for being so efficient in helping me get my new website up and running – http://t.co/eka0UB35
— Louise Sayers (@francesos66) June 15, 2012
But as I have just found out, you have to paste them to the left and if you try and centre them or mess with them it doesn’t work. So once you have pasted them in, leave them be and your tweets will look just as they do above for me… I think it’s a great new feature of WordPress, I’ll certainly be using it a lot more!
