Customizations
Changing the size of the Facebook author avatar
The standard size of the Facebook author avatar is 40px but this can be increased by using the following snippets.
Add dates to Photo, Video, and Album feeds
You can use this snippet to add dates below the posts in your Photo, Album, and Video grid feeds.
Add a custom scrollbar to any of our plugins
By default, our plugin will use the default browser scrollbar for whichever browser the feed is viewed in. If you’d like to use a custom scrollbar then there are a […]
Create a custom title in your Facebook posts
This allows you to grab a certain piece of text from your Facebook post and create a title out of it.
Add captions text to Photos grid layout
To add caption text below each photo in your Photos grid feed simply add the following to the plugin’s Custom JavaScript section (Facebook Feed > Customize > Misc):
Filtering your Facebook posts
The Custom Facebook Feed plugin has a post filtering feature built into it which allows you to filter your posts by a specific string or hashtag. You can set this […]
How do I customize my Facebook feed?
WordPress plugin You can customize the feed by setting the options on the Customize page, which can be found under the Facebook Feed menu in your left hand WordPress admin menu. If […]
Using shortcode options to customize your Facebook feeds
If you’re only displaying one Facebook feed on your site – even if you’re using it in multiple places – then you don’t need to use our shortcode options. You […]
Can I display my Facebook posts horizontally or in multiple columns?
Custom Facebook Feed Pro Version 3.8+ If using v3.8+ of the Pro plugin then there is a built-in setting to create a multi-column masonry layout for your feed. Just use […]
Custom Snippets
CSS WordPress Plugin: Copy and paste these into the Custom CSS section, found under the Misc tab on the plugin’s Customize page. Standalone Plugin: Add these snippets to your website’s […]
Create a “pinned post” in your Custom Facebook Feed
Pin a post to the top of your Facebook feed using this handy code snippet.
Display Posts Based on Shares and/or Likes
Set your feed to display posts only if they have a minimum amount of shares, likes, or shares and likes.
Set Height and/or Width of Each Image Cropped and Centered
Set all images to a specific height and width or a specific height and fluid width with the image cropped and centered. Please see the two methods below:
Remove a particular string or hashtag from the post text
If you’re using a hashtag to filter posts (eg: #showonwebsite) then you may not want that hashtag to show up in your feed. You can use the following snippet to remove a particular string or hashtag.
Add an “Invite” link to the bottom of your events
Due to Facebook API limitations it’s not possible to add the actual functionality of the Invite button which you see on Facebook in your event, but you can add an invite link to the bottom of your events which will link users to the event on Facebook and allow them to invite other people from there. Just add the following to the plugin’s Custom JavaScript section (Customize > Misc > Custom JavaScript):
Reverse the order of comments beneath your Facebook posts
You can reverse the order of the comments beneath your Facebook posts by adding the following to the plugin’s Custom JavaScript section:
Add Facebook event details to the lightbox
By default, only the event name and date is displayed in the pop-up lightbox. To display all of the information just follow these directions.
Displaying a stacked event date format
If you’d like to display the date in your events to be stacked like in the image below then you can do this by using a couple of Custom JavaScript and Custom CSS snippets.
Change the size of the Load More button
To change the size of the Load More button simply add the following to the plugin’s Custom CSS section (Customize > Misc > Custom CSS). You can change the width value in the snippet as needed.
Reversing the order of items in a photo, video, or album feed
Use this snippet to reverse the order of visible items in a photos, videos, or albums feed.