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I had a similar problem. Un-selecting hide replies and selecting show retweets showed all the missing tweets for me. For some reason it (either the plugin or API) thought tweets that were originally posted by myself were replies. Is every tweet starting with an @username counted as a reply?

Great thanks!

Got it thanks:) Much appreciated.

Thanks, but it doesn’t seem to. And with only one feed on my home page I’m not sure what to do. https://www.budgiecollective.com

OK cool, I didn’t know this plugin brought through the tracking. A slight deal breaker for me. What are the chances I can cut the ties so that Twitter doesn’t track my visitors?

Thanks that worked.

This has come up again, except this time my drop down menu ‘Schedule’ drops down underneath the slider. Changing its z-index does nothing.

Yes I know it’s not your plugin. But it does happen as a direct result of doing what your instructions tell me to do.

I was hoping you could suggest why it might happen based on previous users experiences.

I don’t have anything else that is using an htaccess file in that location.

OK well this plugin is quite powerful, so this may not suit all scenarios. However, I would add something like this to get people started…

:::: Shortcode – Put this in your page/post ::::

Shortcode Example 1. Defaults

[myphpscriptnamehere] – Calls ‘myphpscriptnamehere’ as configured in Exec PHP. Any variables in the script will parse as defaults (set in the PHP script below).

Shortcode Example 2. Two Attributes Parsed as Variables

[myphpscriptnamehere name="John" location="Earth"] – Shortcode includes two example attributes which we will parse as variables.

:::: Settings and PHP Code ::::

WordPress Admin -> Tools -> Exec PHP -> Scroll down to Shortcodes. Add your PHP, name the script ‘myphpscriptnamehere’ from above and click Add. Remember to add your PHP code, without the <?php and ?> tags.

Example PHP Script (Works with both above)

extract(shortcode_atts(array('name' => 'No Name', //Notes: Listens for 'name' attribute, and adds 'No Name' as default.
			     'location' => 'Somewhere', //Notes: Listens for 'location' attribute, and adds 'Somewhere' as default.
), $atts));

echo ('Hello ').$name.(' from ').$location; //Notes: When run on a page load our little app spits out the defaults, or attributes, based on the shortcode you used.

Output when page/post is loaded…

Example 1.
Hello No Name from Somewhere

Example 2.
Hello John from Earth

As does Chrome Android.

I used this workaround/fix. Tested OK with Firefox OSX and Default Browser on Android. Thanks:)

However, and this maybe a browscap or plugin problem, Firefox Android shows as desktop with the below code.

<?php if(is_mobile()) {echo "Mobile";} else {echo "Desktop";} ?>

OK that was it. Seems so simple now. But I really just copied what was in the modified theme file. My partner or I may have inadvertently split that line.

Sometimes code validators/beautifiers split out lines and I don’t know when to accept or reject the changes:)

In any case, I can see what was wrong and fixed it. Thanks!

Same for me. I monitor 3 twitter accounts, all have been flaky over the last week for no reason. One in particular has stopped updating completely. Now I am told in the plugin settings that I ned to reauthorize. I’ve done that, but it does not stick.

Same for me. I monitor 3 twitter accounts, all have been flaky over the last week for no reason. One in particular has stopped updating completely. Now I am told in the plugin settings that I ned to reauthorize. I’ve done that, but it does not stick.

That’s got it. Thanks as always. I thought my issue was unique. Sorry:)