X (Twitter) imposes specific display rules on third-party apps that show tweets. Those rules drive the styling, image overlays, and click behavior you see for X posts in your Juicer feed.
Differences in appearance
X (Twitter) has specific design guidelines that dictate how tweets must be displayed in third-party services like Juicer. They drive the unique font size, color, and overall layout of tweets in your feed.
⚠️ Important: X's guidelines also prohibit displaying the number of likes and comments inside the post, which is why those counts don't appear on tweets in your Juicer feed.
Text and image display
X also requires that the text of a tweet be shown alongside the image. Juicer cannot display an image from an X (Twitter) post on its own, and when the text appears on top of the image, a blue overlay is added to keep the text readable.
These differences are most visible in image-only feed styles, such as Slider and Image Grid, where the blue overlay and text are more prominent.
Pop-up overlay (lightbox) behavior
Juicer's pop-up overlay (the lightbox that opens when you click a post) does not function for X (Twitter), again because of X's requirements. Clicking a tweet sends the viewer directly to the post on X (Twitter) instead.
⚠️ Important: Juicer must adhere to X's guidelines to keep the platform supported, so it's not possible to customize or restyle X (Twitter) posts within Juicer.
If you'd like an X (Twitter) post to render differently in your feed and aren't sure whether X's guidelines are the reason — for example, the blue overlay looks off, or a tweet isn't clickable — send us the post URL and the feed name through contact us, and we can confirm what's policy and what's a bug.