Our demo should be visible in the sidebar.Save your work and then place your block on a page.width="100%" - this is a parameter that tells the block to take up the full available width of its container, in this case, the full width of the Basic Block's body area, which will be resized depending on where it's placed and in what medium it is viewed.You can change this, but it's good to keep a cap on how many to display so you don't have this block's output overrun your page. data-tweet-limit="1" - this is a parameter that tells the block to only display one tweet and only the most recent one.ucdavis - this is the Twitter account name.Edit the block and update the bolded sections with your preferred information if you wish:.
Please note, at this point only a site manager can edit this block.
Navigate to Shortcuts » Blocks » Custom block library tab.You would like to have the option to display one or more Tweets from a specific Twitter account on your site. In the meanwhile, you may want to consider these sets of instructions as an interim fix until we can offer you the best solution from Drupal. The person creating this block must be at least a Site ManagerĪs it requires access to the Full HTML option.Īs of this posting, we're still awaiting an official Social Media module from the Drupal Community to address the popular need to display feeds from the main social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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