If you’re using the Pro version of the Custom Facebook Feed WordPress plugin then you can use our Carousel extension to create sliding carousels out of your Facebook content.
If you’re using the free WordPress plugin, or the PHP Standalone version, then it’s possible to achieve a basic slideshow by doing the following:
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1) Add a class to the shortcode of the feed that you want to convert into a slideshow:
2) Set the number of posts to display to be the number of posts you want to include in the slideshow (10 for example). You can do this by using the ‘num’ shortcode option:
3) Add the following JavaScript to your site. This can be done manually using a custom JavaScript plugin. For further information see our documentation here. Please note, if you change the class option in the shortcode above to be anything but “slideshow” then make sure to change that on the first line of the snippet below:
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) You can change the speed of the transition by editing the cffSpeed = 5000 value at the top of the snippet. 5000 is equal to 5 seconds (5000ms).

Most of your website visitors are on their phone, one hand, half-distracted.
To ask one quick question they've got to thumb-type your whole contact form, so they just leave and you never hear about it.
Let them tap a chat button and message you on WhatsApp or Messenger instead. One tap beats a form every time.
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You spent all afternoon on that YouTube video. Then you linked it off your own site.
That little "watch on YouTube" button drops your customer into a sidebar packed with everyone else's videos, and off they go.
Play your videos right on your own page instead, and keep the visitor on the one thing you actually own.
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Messaged 8 local businesses this weekend, cash ready.
What decided who got it was not price or reviews, it was who let me just talk to them.
The form ones made me wait, so I booked elsewhere. You might be losing on reachability, not price.
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Nobody walks into the empty restaurant. They pick the packed one.
Your site works the same way in about five seconds, and adjectives are just a claim.
A wall of real reviews and customer photos is the crowd in the window. Put the crowd first.
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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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Facebook Page Plugin limitations explained: why it's stuck at 500px, hides events, and breaks on mobile, and the simplest way to replace it in 2026.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
WhatsApp made replying to customer messages free inside 24 hours.
The old excuse to batch and delay is gone. Reply in the moment, win the sale, at no cost.
Set an instant first reply so nobody waits, even when you step away.
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Google is suspending business profiles overnight in 2026, sometimes over one keyword in the name.
And every review on that profile vanishes with it. Rented land, no vote, no warning.
Pull your reviews onto the site you own before you need to.
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Your new post goes to strangers first. They audition it. If they scroll, your own followers never even see it.
That is not your audience. That is a lease.
The only reach no algorithm votes on is the one living on the site you own.
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You picked one way to be reached. Your customers did not agree.
One lives in WhatsApp, one in Messenger, one in Instagram DMs. Offer only your favorite and you filter out the rest.
Let the visitor pick the app they already have open.
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Same traffic. A form keeps 1 to 3 percent. A chat keeps 10 to 20.
You are not short on visitors, you are losing them at the door you make them use.
Lower the doorstep. Let them just say hey.
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