jeggers0

Right as I posted the above everything pulled in for Real Time. Sometimes patience is the best solution.

I really appreciate your time. Thank you.

The only security plugin I have running is Akismet. My htaccess comprises of calls from my host for an updated version of PHP as well as rewrite for permalinks.

WordPress is operating from a subdirectory. Everything shows up fine in the head tags.

I was able to solve it. Set (tweeple_do_entities, true) and then setup a loop within the template loop.

I chose this route for my current project:

if( isset($tweet['entities']['media']) ) {
foreach( $tweet['entities']['media'] as $media ) {
$output .= sprintf( '<div class="tweet-image"><img src="%s:thumb" /></div>', $media['media_url_https']);}}

Also, I’d like to note that if anyone is attempting to incorporate more into this plugin setting tweeple_do_cache to false helps tremendously.

Again, thanks for the plugin,

Jonathan