put the rotating tweets widget in two different places with different css style

Normally, you’d do this by finding a different CSS selector and using that to change the CSS.

So, for example, if widget 1 was inside div.area1 and widget 2 was inside div.area2, you’d select the relevant bits of CSS via div.area1 .rotatingtweets { your CSS here } and div.area2 .rotatingtweets { your CSS here }.

Martin

You might need to add <div class="area1"> ... </div> and <div class="area2"> ... </div> around the Tweet code to make this happen – although normally there are enough identifiers on the page for you to be able to use one that’s already there!

If these options aren’t possible (and I hope they are!), I will see if there’s a way to give each Tweet a permanent unique identifier and/or let you set such an identifier yourself.