You can include a Twitter widget anywhere in the main content area of your page by including an empty div element with the id 'wdn_twitter_box':

and including the plugin initialization (which will include UNL's UNLNews Twitter feed):

Alternatively, you could load the twitter widget with your own Twitter feed:


WDN.initializePlugin('twitter_widget', 'CSEatUNL');

You can also customize a few things by providing a JavaScript object like this:


WDN.initializePlugin('twitter_widget', { twitterAccount: 'CSEatUNL',
                                         rpp: 10,
                                         width: 300, 
                                         height: 300});

Where each attribute is as follows:

twitterAccount - the name of the twitter account feed you want displayed (default is UNLNews
rpp - maximum number of tweets to display (default is 5)
width - if a number is used, represents a fixed pixel width (default is 'auto' which resizes automatically-recommended)
height - if a number is used, represents a fixed pixel height (default is 'auto' which resizes automatically-recommended)

Further, you can stylize your twitter widget with some colors by specifying the class of the div element:


<div id="wdn_twitter_box" class="energetic"></div>

Possible options for the class: bright, cool, energetic, neutral, primary, soothing (see the zenbox documentation for the colors these themes correspond to).