Smash Balloon Social Post Feed – Simple Social Feeds for WordPress

Description

Display Facebook posts on your WordPress site in an attractive feed. The feeds are completely customizable, responsive, search engine crawlable, and GDPR compliant. Automatically powers any Facebook oEmbeds on your site.

This plugin allows you to display text and links from Facebook posts. To display photos, videos, comments, and more, a Pro version is available. The plugin is designed to be super simple to set up, enabling you to get started in less than one minute.

With unlimited feeds from different Facebook pages, you can customize the appearance of the feed using a visual feed customizer. The plugin is also compatible with Elementor and Divi for easy page building. It includes built-in caching for fast loading times and is optimized for mobile devices.

For those looking for more features, the Pro version allows for additional functionalities such as displaying photos, videos, and more detailed interactions with Facebook posts. Support is readily available, and the plugin is regularly updated with new features and improvements.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free Smash Balloon Social Post Feed – Simple Social Feeds for WordPress plugin.

Facebook feed

Facebook posts

Facebook plugin

Screenshots

FAQ

The Facebook feed you’re trying to display has to be from a publicly accessible Facebook page. This means that you can’t display the feed from your own personal Facebook profile. This is to do with Facebook’s privacy policies. You can’t display a non-public Facebook feed publicly.

If your Facebook page has any restrictions on it (age, for example) then it means that people have to be signed into Facebook in order to view your page. This isn’t desirable for most Facebook pages as it means that it isn’t accessible by people who don’t have a Facebook account and that your Facebook page can’t be crawled and indexed by search engines.

An easy way to determine whether your Facebook page is set to public is to sign out of your Facebook account and try to visit your page. If Facebook forces you to sign in to view your page then it isn’t public. You can change your Facebook page to public in your Facebook page settings simply by removing any age or location restrictions you have on it (screenshot), which will then allow the Custom Facebook Feed plugin to access and display your feed.