Instructions for using the free SonicTwitter™ feed on your website.
Adding the SonicTwitter™ on your website is as simple as "cut and paste", or as fancy as you would like it. There are currently three styles of feed: Micro, Large Vertical, and Content Horizonal. Samples follow with the code to paste. (A custom version is available, please contact us.)
(Note: Because we are running three feeds on a single page that share the exact same code, there might be some "quirks" in the "stop/play" button. This will not be the case when the feed is by itself on a page.)
Micro Tweet Feed
This style is good for small sidebar areas or any area that has limited space. Place under a left or right menu sidebar or on any sidebar with other "extras". Generally it is best to wrap it in a <div>, as illustrated, so that it can be easily positioned on the page using CSS.
Copy the following code to your clipboard and paste in the proper location in your website page:
<div id="sonictwitter">
</div>
Large Vertical Tweet Feed
This style is good for larger sidebar areas or part of a content area that has vertical spaces. Generally it is best to wrap it in a <div>, as illustrated, so that it can be easily positioned on the page using CSS.
Copy the following code to your clipboard and paste in the proper location in your website page:
<div id="sonictwitter">
</div>
Horizonal Content Tweet Feed
This style is good for regular content areas where you have the space. Generally it is best to wrap it in a <div>, as illustrated, so that it can be easily positioned on the page using CSS.
Copy the following code to your clipboard and paste in the proper location in your website page:
<div id="sonictwitter">
</div>
Instructions for using a standard RSS Feed
Basic RSS Feeds can be subscribed to by using any number of "feed readers". You most likely have a feed reader that you are using right now. Many modern browsers and email clients (Outlook, Thunderbird for example) are also feed readers. Following are a number of excellent instructions for subscribing to a RSS feed: