tweet-this allows you to define a set of words, terms or sentences to be tweeted in a container on a webpage. This is based on InlineTweet.js. All credits goes to [Ire Aderinokun] (https://github.com/ireade). I only twerked (not tweaked) a few codes :) .
Download the javascript file from here and include it in your webpage. Place it at the bottom part of your webpage just before the closing body
tag.
<script src="path/to/tweet-this.js"></script>
Wrap an action text for your tweet in a container element of your choice (span
recommended) with the data attribute, data-inline-tweet
<span data-inline-tweet>Share on twitter</span>
You can add data attributes to customise the tweeted output -
data-inline-tweet-msg
— Add the tweetable text or tweetdata-inline-tweet-via
— Add a twitter username (without the @) to append to the tweetdata-inline-tweet-tags
- Add hashtags to the tweet (comma-separated, no spaces)data-inline-tweet-url
— Tweet a URL different to the current page url
<span data-inline-tweet
data-inline-tweet-msg="Any ecommerce organization not embracing semantic search has itself to blame"
data-inline-tweet-via="EmekaOkoye"
data-inline-tweet-tags="SemanticWeb,SemanticSearch,LinkedData"
data-inline-tweet-url="cymantiks.com">
Tweet this
</span>