Twitter widget free module allows you to display the public Tweets from your account on twitter. This embedded timeline widget give you the ability to embed a collection of Tweets (known as a timeline) on your own shop. This module is absolutely for free. You can download it from our website
As we say , this is free module and it allows you to display the public Tweets from your account on twitter. This embedded timeline widget give you the ability to embed a collection of Tweets (known as a timeline) on your own shop. Just install it in your shop, change the module settings - thats all!
Twitter Widget for free Prestashop module features:
You can install widget in the left column of you PrestaShop
You can install widget in the right column of your PrestaShop
You can install widget in the homepage of your PrestaShop
You can install widget in the footer of your store
You can specify Twitter Account name
You can specify Twitter widget height
You can specify Twitter widget width
You can specify Twitter widget colors (dark themes or light themes)
You can specify if module will show heading ("twitter")
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1.3.1
- refreshed the design of the module to support new modern style in PrestaShop 1.7.x and 1.6.x
- redesigned the module main code to support new twitter widget (widget ID is no longer required)
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