X (Twitter) Feed Integration

What does X (Twitter) Feed Integration add to the store?

X (Twitter) Feed Integration reads your X timeline on the server, stores it, and renders the posts as storefront cards that belong to the shop rather than to a third-party widget.

• First-party rendering: no platform script, no embedded frame, no styling arriving from another domain.
• Chosen placement: the home page, above the footer, in the footer or either side column, with the page types you select.
• Layout control: grid, touch carousel or vertical list, with columns, spacing, corners, hover behaviour and a light or dark theme.
• Post detail on a switch: text, images, date, author and the reply, repost, like and view counts, each shown or hidden on its own.
• Stored between refreshes: an interval from thirty minutes to twenty-four hours, a manual sync and a cache reset.
• Publishing the other way: new MPR Blog Revolution articles reach X manually or automatically, with a caption template and a publication record.

A bearer token and a handle are enough for the first feed. Everything else starts from a working default and is refined once the section is on the page.

Where does the feed appear and how does it look?

The section goes on the home page, above the footer, in the footer or in either side column, under a heading you write for each store language, next to a follow button whose label you also write. A grid gives one to four desktop columns and one or two on phones. A touch carousel moves on swipe, pauses under the pointer, and takes its own step interval and speed. A vertical list suits a narrow column.

Spacing, corner radius and the hover behaviour, a lift, a glow, a border or nothing, are set per shop, and the cards follow a light or dark theme. Independent switches govern the post text and its length, the images, the date, the author, and the reply, repost, like and view counts. Replies and reposts can be excluded from the feed entirely, so the storefront shows your own posts rather than a conversation. One switch removes the whole section, and its display files, from phones.

How do new articles reach X from the store?

For stores running MPR Blog Revolution, the module posts articles to X. You connect the publishing credentials once, write a caption template from the article title, excerpt, address and shop name, and then either publish an article from the post table one at a time or let new articles go out on their own as they are published. A post can also be queued for a chosen time rather than sent at once.

Every attempt is recorded as published, submitted, blocked or failed, and the same article is never sent twice from the same account. An outbound write guard refuses to publish from a development copy, a staging mirror or a cloned install, and logs the refusal, so a database restored onto a test server does not quietly repost last month's articles to a live audience.