Now, let’s start with setting up your account details. Under the Content tab, you will find several options. Step 2 – Search for the “Twitter Feed” widget in your widget list and add it to a page or post. Step 1 – Start editing your post or page with Elementor Now that your Twitter Feed widget is all set up, let’s add it to posts and pages: Now, you can use the Twitter Feed widget on your posts and pages. You can apply for elevated access by using this link. Hence, we require Elevated access to fetch data from API v1.1

The reason you need to apply for elevated access – We are using Twitter API v1.1 to fetch Twitter data, so under essential access, we cannot do that. Step 3 – After creating a project you will need to apply for Elevated access

To illustrate, we’ll name both our project and app “UAE Twitter Feed” Click on the “Create Project” button and follow the instructions.Īccordingly, add your project name, set use case (Embedding Tweets in a website), description, and app name. Project and app names can be anything you like. Step 2 – Next, you need to create a project and app. Here, click on “Developer Portal” in the top right corner

Step 1 – Log in to your Twitter Developers Account. Once you’re ready, follow these steps to get your Twitter API keys: Also, you’ll need to have a verified phone number and e-mail address on your account. Thus, you need to get the Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret key.įirstly, you need to have a Twitter Developer Account or create one if you don’t have it already. The Twitter Feed widget needs to communicate with Twitter to fetch the information from your account. This article will show you how to set up the “Twitter Feed” widget and add it to your website. Now you can embed your Twitter feed to any Elementor-built page or post. Since version 1.36.0, the Ultimate Addons for Elementor (UAE) come with the Twitter Feed widget.

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