Retweet Username

Retweet buttons on your blog will create tweets that attribute posts to: RT @

URL Shortener

Topsy Widgets will automatically create short URLs for your posts. You can choose your preferred URL shortener here.

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Automatic Hashtags

You can have the Topsy Widget automatically add hashtags to your retweets:

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Element Selection and Order

Use this drop-down control to select which elements you want in your button (tweet count, retweet button, and Toplinks badge). You can also select the order you want the elements to appear in a small-size button.
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Color Theme

Select the color theme you want to use for your retweet buttons:
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Streaming

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Retweet Button Text

You can adjust the wording of the Retweet button (for example, "Retwittear" for a Spanish site, or "Twittern!" for a German one). The button will say "Tweet" when nobody has tweeted about it yet, and "Retweet" afterwards.

Preload Retweet Button

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You can add the Topsy button to your blog's theme with topsy_retweet_small() or topsy_retweet_big() codes — see the Topsy plugin FAQ for details. You can also include it anywhere in your posts with the tags [topsy_retweet_small] or [topsy_retweet_big].

The Retweet Button displays the total number of tweets associated with your content. The button also has a link to retweet your content. You can include it anywhere in your posts with the tags [topsy_retweet_small] or [topsy_retweet_big]. You can also add it to themes with <?php echo topsy_retweet_small() ?> or <?php echo topsy_retweet_big() ?>.

Note: Your WordPress version is only , which is a bit behind the times. If you upgrade your WordPress software to at least version 2.5, you can use shortcodes — such as [topsy_retweet_small] — to place the Retweet Button anywhere inside your posts. You'll also be much more secure against attacks if you upgrade to the latest version.

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Add Button to RSS Feeds?

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If a post has any of the categories selected below, the Topsy button will not be displayed on it. Note: this only affects the automatic topsy button; shortcodes in the post's content will still be displayed.

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You are only using the default "Uncategorized" category. Please add another category, or rename the current one to something else, in order to enable this feature.