Adding Twitter Feed

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Hi, I am using the Hugo Midnight Theme, and I am trying to add a twitter feed into the side bar.

I have used the Twitter Publish to create a feed to add. I have created a file in the directory, /layouts/partials/sidebar/twitter/twitter.html. In this file, I have,

<div class="widget">
<div>
	<a class="twitter-timeline" data-lang="en" data-theme="dark" href="https://twitter.com/KnightsOfEanna?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">Tweets by KnightsOfEanna</a>
	<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> 
</div>

In my config.toml file, I have,

    [params.sidebar.twitter]
    path = "sidebar/twitter"
    [params.sidebar.twitter.partial]
        path = "sidebar/twitter/twitter.html"
        cache = true

I have followed all the steps I can think of, but, appearing on the sidebar is " Tweets by KnightsOfEanna", which is a link to the twitter feed, however the feed itself is not showing on the sidebar.

Here is the git project: https://github.com/ConorDunne/KoEWebsite

Any assistance would be most appreciated. Thank you!

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If you share your site and follow the advice at Requesting Help we’ll be able to see what’s up. :slight_smile:

Also, I edited your post to include code blocks, and you reverted it. I don’t edit-war with folks, but I think your code examples should be in code fences, so we can read them easier.

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Thank you. Sorry for edit-waring, I tried fixing the issue with my code, but didn’t realise you were helping me fix it. Didn’t realise someone else was editing as well. I’ve attached a link to a git repository with the website so far.

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When you load the site and look at the web console (javascript console / section) in your browser, is the script loading?

Also, how is that cache = true being used?

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cache = true was part of the instructions on how to set up a plugin.

I checked the JavaScript console and figured out that the issue is I have a browser plugin installed for security that was blocking the JavaScript. Thank you for your help!

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That’ll do it. In trying to protect my privacy more, sometimes it gets in the way of basic testing just like you say, because I forget to disable plugins.

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