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Tv Series Tweet App

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Tv Series Tweet, was an app for Android, iOS, Windows Phone and Firefox OS. The app was discontinued in 2023, after Twitter (X) decided to kill their free API.

Recent tweets by the most popular tv series!

TvSeriesTweet features were:

  • Follow the best and recent tweets from the best tv series
  • You don’t even need a personal Twitter account
  • More emphasis on words & images (retweets & replies are cut)
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Black and white WordPress theme, for free!

2013 black and white wordpress theme

Do you feel there’s too much color in the web? Try our brand new 2013 Black and white Free Wordpress theme!

It’s a lightweight child theme of Twenty Thirteen (the default theme for WordPress 3.6), based on several shades of grey for different post formats.

The CSS stylesheet aims to be simple to understand and edit to fit your needs. Like our other projects, it’s released with a GPL license.

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Good old Twitter Feed Widget for WordPress

Good old Twitter Feed Widget for WordPress

Good old Twitter Feed Widget is a free plugin for WordPress, developed by the Whiletrue.it staff to simplify publishing posts from a Twitter account.

This plugin, once given a Twitter account and the correct Twitter Authentication data (used to access Twitter API 1.1), shows the most recent tweets inside a Sidebar Widget.

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DivSurroundingPost for Joomla 3.0

DivSurroundingPost is a plugin for Joomla! 3.0 developed by the Whiletrue.it staff to simplify the template style customization.

Our plugin creates an empty div element with “div_surrounding_post” class assigned, surrounding the post content except for the title. This way it’s possible to modify the css style file inside the active template updating that block’s appearence.

Download the plugin clicking on the download button:

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Shout for jQuery

Shout is a jQuery plugin that changes an <input> field into a “shouting box”, displaying its text at the biggest size readable on a single line.

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