=== Twitter ReTweet ===
Contributors: chromaticsites
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Tags: twitter, retweet, google analytics
Requires at least: 2.5
Tested up to: 2.7
Stable tag: 1.0

Simple plugin used for a complex purpose: ReTweet custom links on specific blog pages/posts.

== Description ==

Twitter ReTweet provides a function that displays a ReTweet link which gives visitors the ability to ReTweet the current
post; supports custom URLs (perfect for Google Analytics Campaign Tracking).

== Installation ==

This plugin is really easy to use. There are a few simple steps that must be taken prior to installing the plugin:

1. Fill in the Profile ('/wp-admin/profile.php') field 'Nickname' with your Twitter username. This allows us to bypass 
any custom database modifications. Hey, it's there - why not use it?
1. Each post that you would like to utilize the custom ReTweet link must have a 'custom field' called retweet_url. It 
is through the use of this custom field that we are able to dynamically pull the encoded URL related to each post. 
If you don’t fill in this custom field for a post, then the ReTweet link will be absent from that post and the 
plugin will degrade without a hitch.
1. If you’d like to style the link (perhaps you want to use a CSS image rollover instead of a plain Jane link), the 
CSS class is reTweetPost.

Once you’ve completed the aforementioned steps, follow these step by step instructions to activate the plugin:

1. Move the 'twitter-retweet' folder into your 'wp-content/plugins' directory and upload to your remote server
1. Login to your WordPress account
1. Navigate to the 'Plugins' section or go directly to '/wp-admin/plugins.php'
1. Activate the 'Twitter ReTweet' plugin
1. Copy and paste the following code into the desired template(s) (we use the single.php template); the code should 
be placed within the WordPress loop: 

	`<?php if(function_exists('twitterReTweet')) {
		echo twitterReTweet();
	}?>`

1. Save and upload the modified template file(s)
1. If you’ve done everything correctly, then you should see the ReTweet link on the pages/posts that have the 
'retweet_url' custom field filled in. The link, when clicked, will fill the following information into the visitor’s 
Twitter.com status box (they will need to click the 'Update' button to post it): 'RT @username: Post Title - 
hyperlink'. Our real world example is located beneath the author box of this post.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How is this different from other Twitter ReTweet plugins? =

This plugin gives you the ability to add in custom URLs via the custom field feature in WordPress. If you'd like to 
track a campaign using Google Analytic's Campaign Tracking feature, this gives you the ability to add the necessary
query to the end of the URL. You can then use a URL shortening service (TinyURL.com) so that the link is an appropriate
size for micro-blogging. No other Twitter ReTweet plugin gives you this ability since all of the URLs are automatically
generated.

== Screenshots ==

1. No Screenshots.

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