The WPSSO TAQ add-on features an easy toolbar button for the Visual Editor to create a Tweetable quote shortcode. Example:
| 1 2 3 | [taq]WPSSO Tweet a Quote - Easily add Tweetable quotes to your WordPress content! ;-)[/taq] |
The WPSSO TAQ settings allow you to manage several aspects of the shortcode — allowing you to add the Business @username, recommend the Author @username, link the quote text, append a Tweet icon, define the popup window size, etc. The shortcode arguments allow you to change some settings for each Tweetable quote, and manage a few more values.
use_post- true, false, or a specific post ID to share.
- true = Use the WordPress $post object to determine the post ID (default).
- false = Use the WordPress query to determine the post ID.
- # = Use a specific WordPress post ID number.
url- A specific URL to share, instead of the current webpage or Post URL.
tweet- The displayed text and Tweetable text can be different. Example:
123[taq tweet="This is the Tweet text #tweetit"]This is the displayed text.[/taq] via- The Twitter Business via @username. Use an empty string to exclude the default Twitter Business @username.
related- The Twitter related author @username(s). Use an empty string to exclude the default related author @username(s).