AudienceView Documentation

• Enabling Site-Wide Social Widgets (AudienceView 6.8.7)
• Using Context Types for Widget Parameters
• Inserting the Calendar Widget
• Inserting the Facebook Widgets
  • Inserting the Facebook Activity Widget
  • Inserting the Facebook Comments Widget
  • Inserting the Facebook Facepile Widget
  • Inserting the Facebook Like Box Widget
  • Inserting the Facebook Like Button Widget
• Inserting the Google Widgets
  • Inserting the Google+ +1 Button Widget
  • Inserting the Google Maps Widget
• Inserting the Login Widget
• Inserting the Search Filter Widget
• Inserting the Search Results Widgets
• Inserting the Twitter Widgets
  • Inserting the Twitter Follow Button Widget
  • Inserting the Twitter Tweet Button Widget
• Inserting the Video Widget

Product Guides > 6.8.0 Product Documentation > 6.8.0 Application Documentation > AudienceView Configuration Guides > AudienceView Online Configuration Guide > Content Management Application > Content Management - Articles > Managing Articles > Inserting Widgets > Inserting the Twitter Widgets > Inserting the Twitter Tweet Button Widget

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To build and insert the Twitter Tweet Button Widget, complete the following:

1. Open the Content Management application from the AudienceView Desktop.
2. Select the Articles tab.
   The Articles|Search page appears.
3. Search for and select the article that you want to work with. For more information, refer to Content Management Articles|Search Page and Performing Searches.
   The Articles|Basic page appears.
4. Select the Text tab.
   The Articles|Text page appears.
5. Click 'Insert Widget'.
6. Select Twitter Tweet Button Widget from the dropdown.
   The Twitter Tweet Button Widget dialog box appears:
   
7. Complete the following fields:
   • css Class: Enter any applicable CSS class information (with no spaces) in this field.
   • css ID: Enter any applicable CSS ID information (with no spaces) in this field.
   • css Style: Enter any applicable CSS styles that you want to apply to the Twitter Tweet button widget (e.g. background:blue,color:white).
     For more information, refer to AudienceView Branding Guide.

     Caution If you do not enter any information in the fields below, they will be blank Online.

   • Count Box Position (horizontal by default): Determines the position of the Tweet count box, displaying the number of times that the URL has been Tweeted):
     • none: The Tweet count box is not displayed.
     • horizontal: The Tweet count box is displayed on the right-hand side of the Tweet button. This is the default.
     • vertical: The Tweet count box is displayed above the Tweet button.
   • Opt Out of Tailoring Twitter (default false):
   • Default Tweet Text (title by default):
   • Page URL (this by default): Enter/paste the URL of the page that you want the button to refer to.
   • Hashtags: Specify a hastag that will automatically be added to the text of the Tweet when the button is clicked.
   • Button Size: Determines the size of the Twitter Follow button. Medium (the standard size) and Large are the available options.
   • Title: Enter the name that you want to appear for the Twitter tweet button.
   • Shared URL Resolves To (used for count):
   • Language (en/English by default):
   • Related Accounts: Enter an account that you want to recommend to users once they have Tweeted your link.
     
     For information regarding the 'Context Type' dropdowns that appear next to each of the parameter fields, refer to Using Context Types for Widget Parameters.
     
     
8. Click 'Insert Widget'.
   The Twitter Tweet button widget is inserted in the article text.
9. Click 'Apply'
   A window confirms that the application updated the article.
10. Click 'OK'.