Wenn Sie die Pro-Version des Custom Facebook Feed WordPress Plugins verwenden, können Sie unsere Karussell-Erweiterung verwenden, um Karussells aus Ihren Facebook-Inhalten zu erstellen.
Wenn Sie das kostenlose WordPress-Plugin oder die PHP-Standalone-Version verwenden, können Sie eine einfache Diashow wie folgt erstellen:
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1) Fügen Sie dem Shortcode des Feeds, den Sie in eine Diashow umwandeln möchten, eine Klasse hinzu:
2) Stellen Sie die Anzahl der anzuzeigenden Beiträge auf die Anzahl der Beiträge ein, die Sie in die Diashow aufnehmen möchten (z. B. 10). Dies können Sie mit der Shortcode-Option "num" tun:
3) Fügen Sie das folgende JavaScript zu Ihrer Website hinzu . Dies kann manuell mit einem benutzerdefinierten JavaScript-Plugin durchgeführt werden. Weitere Informationen finden Sie in unserer Dokumentation hier. Bitte beachten Sie, wenn Sie die Class-Option im obigen Shortcode in etwas anderes als "Slideshow" ändern, stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie das in der ersten Zeile des unten stehenden Snippets ändern:
var shortcodeClass = 'slideshow',
cffSpeed = 5000,
$cff = $('#cff.'+ shortcodeClass);
$cffItem = $cff.find('.cff-item'),
cffNum = $cffItem.length,
cffCur = 0;
$cffItem.hide();
setTimeout(function(){ $cff.find('.cff-item').eq(0).show(); }, 200);
setInterval(function(){
$cff.find('.cff-item').eq(cffCur).fadeOut( "fast", function() {
if( cffCur == cffNum-1 ) cffCur = -1;
cffCur++;
$cff.find('.cff-item').eq(cffCur).fadeIn();
});
}, cffSpeed);
4) Sie können die Geschwindigkeit des Übergangs ändern, indem Sie den Wert cffSpeed = 5000 am oberen Rand des Snippets bearbeiten. 5000 ist gleich 5 Sekunden (5000ms).

Is your Facebook feed broken on your website? You're not alone.
A lot of site owners are dealing with the same headache right now: Facebook's official Page Plugin locks your feed into a tiny 500px box, breaks on mobile, and you can't change the design to match your brand.
And with Meta recently discontinuing the Like and Comment plugins, people are understandably nervous about what's next.
Here's the good news: the Page Plugin itself is NOT being discontinued.
But that doesn't mean you should be stuck with the limitations that have always been there:
Fortunately, there's a better way to show your Facebook content on your site. One that you actually control.
Check out the full guide to learn more:
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Tons of site owners have done the same thing and assumed they were missing something.
The truth? As of WordPress version 7.0 in 2026, there is no dedicated reviews block in WordPress core. It simply doesn't exist.
The "native" block people keep seeing in Google results? That actually ships with WooCommerce, not WordPress itself.
What most people end up doing instead is using the Quote block or a block pattern to paste in a testimonial by hand. That works, kind of.
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Check out this guide for more info:
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