Figured out how to Embed social media ( Twitter for now) into my post!

😂😂😂😂, so after putting my excitement on the side, you need to:

1. go to the Tweet that you were attempting to embed, you click on the the dots icon on the right hand side of the Tweet.

2. You choose "embed tweet" . Then you copy the code that will show up on your next screen.

3. You go back to your post that youve been working on ( Your Blog), you click on the first icon on the left (Looking like edit pen), choose HTML view.

4.You click Paste as PLAIN TEXT 

5. then you go back to the same first left icon ( that looks like edit pen) , you choose compose view.

and Viola ! there you have it . Your tweet is embedded into your post!

Hope this helps! and i hope that it will work for you as it did for me .


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The following tweet was embedded here as you can see through following those steps :
If you click on the link below, it will redirect back to the Tweet on Twitter.

#eme6414 Challenge posted on Cluster accepted!!.@vdennen @omer_arslan_oa pic.twitter.com/b49klWHVcz




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