

To interact with it and to see it working preview it in a browser - File > Preview page in browser.įor those that would like more flexibility and customization, Twitter has provided us with the ability to overwrite certain default options by using client side CSS. It will display right inside of ‘design view’ in Muse. Once you have customized the basic design of your twitter feed you can copy the embed code directly underneath the preview window and add it into an Object > HTML widget in your Muse website. Link Color -This option allows you to change the link color to better suit your websites color scheme. Theme - Changes the background and font colors of the timeline feed. Height - determine the height of the widget in pixels. Auto-expand photos: if checked shows a thumbnail of any posted photo in the twitter feed. Exclude replies: if checked will exclude any replies to tweets from your twitter feed. You can add any user with a public account. Displays the user’s tweets in the timeline feed. Here is a list of the basic design features with a brief description of what they do.

Customizations you add will instantly appear in the preview window on the right of the configuration panel. Within the widget creator you're presented with a few basic configuration options to customize your widget. Once you are on the settings page select the 'Widgets' option at the bottom of the left sidebar menu.Ĭlick 'Create new' to create a new widget Look to the upper right of your dashboard menu bar and click on the options drop down menu (the gear icon) then select ‘settings’.
#COLOR CODE GENERATOR TWITTER HOW TO#
This guide explains how to create, customize, and embed a twitter feed into your Muse website. Sometimes you just want more out of your Twitter widget.
