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This is part of the azurecurve ClassicPress Plugins series which introduces the plugins I have available for ClassicPress.

The plugin I am going to cover in this post, is a brand new one written specially for ClassicPress; Add Twitter Cards.

Functionality

Use Add Twitter Cards to attach rich photos to Tweets, helping to drive traffic to your website.

Options allow:

Card Types of Summary or Summary With Images.
Excerpt or first 200 characters of post added to card.
Thumbnail or first post image will be added to card.
Integrate with [Floating Featured Images](https:/development.azurecurve.co.uk/classicpress-plugins/floating-featured-image/) for card image.

Demo

You can see this plugin in action by Tweeting this, or any other post, using the available sharing buttons.

Download

The plugin can be downloaded via my Development site.

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azurecurve ClassicPress Plugins
Add Twitter Cards
Avatars
BBCode
Breadcrumbs
Call-out Boxes
Code
Comment Validator
Conditional Links
Display After Post Content
Filtered Categories
Flags
Floating Featured Image
Icons
Images
Insult Generator
Loop Injection
Mobile Detection
Multisite Favicon
Page Index
Post Archive
RSS Feed
RSS Suffix
Series Index
Shortcodes in Comments
Shortcodes in Widgets
Sidebar Login
Tag Cloud
Taxonomy Index
Theme Switcher
Timelines
Toggle Show/Hide
URL Shortener
Add Open Graph Tags
Markdown
To Twitter
Nearby
Gallery From Folder
Taxonomy Order
Snippets
Widget Announcements
Events
From Twitter
Update Admin Menu
Maintenance Mode
SMTP
Check Plugin Status
Estimated Read Time
Username Protection
Remove Revisions
Disable FLoC
Redirect
Contact Forms
Strong Password Generator
Load Admin CSS
Support for Plugins
Translating Plugins
All plugins now auto-update

While I was blogging about implementing SmartConnect, I mentioned that the service account should be either set as delayed start or have a dependency added.

The former option, making it delayed start, can be done through the Services control panel applet, you can’t add a dependency this way. Instead the dependency can be added via a command.

The service can be changed by using the sc.exe which is a component of Windows. To use the command we need to know the Service name of both the service we want to add the dependency to and also the service name of the service it will be dependent on.

In my example, I am adding a dependency to the eOne SmartConnect Service; to find the Service name, open Services from the Control Panel, rich-click the service and locate the Service name: