Tim Morgan at timmorgan.org was nice enough to help me get the Twitter favicon to show up at the end of all my Tweets on Tumblr.

Here is his code that turns Tweets into Tumblr Quotes:

http://snippets.dzon[...]ts/show/3665

And, here is a version of that code he helped me modify to add the Twitter favicon at the end:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
onload = function() {
var divs = document.getElementsByTagName(‘div’);
for(var i=0; i<divs.length; i++) {
if(divs[i].className == ‘regular’ && divs[i].innerHTML.match(/\(via.*Twitter\s\//)) {
divs[i].className = ‘quote’;
var q = divs[i].innerHTML;
var t = q.replace(/^\s*.*?:/, ”).replace(/\(via [^\)]+\)/, ”);
size = (t.length > 75) ? ‘medium’ : ‘short’;
try {
divs[i].innerHTML = ‘<div class=”quote_text”><span class=”‘ + size + ‘”>’ + t + ‘</span></div><div class=”source”>’ + q.match(/\((via [^\)]+)\)/)[1] + ‘<img src=”http://twitter.com/favicon.ico”/></div>’;
} catch(e) {}
}
}
}
</script>

Marc

For example, that is why I use Twitter Tools to display recent Twitter updates in the sidebar, but don’t create posts from them.

Having a separate tumblog is a good compromise. And since I use Tumblr, it costs me virtually nothing to set it up.