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What's new on my blog! “Tech Tip: Twitter Widget”

 Tech-Tip

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Check it out! (look to your left)👈


Hi guys!

As a part of our 2nd week's tasks I added a new feature to my blog site! I created a new widget that is connected to my Twitter account where you guys can share what you think about my blogs and if you also want to communicate with me on other social media. (left side) 😊

With the help of  “Tech Tip" it was very easy for me to create my twitter widget because of its straightforward instructions. I hope you guys enjoy reading my blogs and I wish to see you on my next post! 👋

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