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<\/a><\/p>\r\nTo make Twitter-widget work ‘jquery.tweet.js’<\/strong> file is used. This file is located in ‘js’<\/strong> folder of your template package.<\/p>\r\n Note, plugin initialization can be located in the “js\/scripts.js”<\/strong> file or in the .html file which contains twitter block.<\/p>\r\n 1. Locate the following part of the code:<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\n 2. Change the user name in the initialization script to any desired one.<\/p>\r\n 3. Then choose the number of tweets to display (in the ‘count:’ field).<\/p>\r\n 4. Save the changes.<\/p>\r\n 5. Refresh your browser window to see the changes.<\/p>\r\n Twitter widget has been successfully updated.<\/p>\r\n This is the end of the tutorial, let us know if you have any question.\r\n<\/p>\r\n If you want more, we’d recommend to check out the selection of responsive Bootstrap templates<\/a>.<\/p>\r\n Feel free to check the detailed video tutorial below:<\/p>\r\n $(".tweeter").tweet({\r\nusername: "temlatehelp",\r\njoin_text: "auto",\r\ncount: 2,\r\nauto_join_text_default: "we said,", \r\nauto_join_text_ed: "we",\r\nauto_join_text_ing: "we were",\r\nauto_join_text_reply: "we replied to",\r\nauto_join_text_url: "we were checking out",\r\nloading_text: "loading tweets..."\r\n});<\/pre>\r\n