Multifeed

The Multifeed extension adds the ability to display posts or events from multiple Facebook pages in one single feed. The posts are ordered by date with the newest posts at the top.

Below are a couple of screenshots of the Multifeed extension in use:

Each post can be styled independently based on the author:

 Aggregate news content from different Facebook pages into one feed:

See the How to use tab above for directions on how to use the extension.

Installation

Extensions are installed just like any other WordPress plugin. You can follow the same process used when uploading and installing the Custom Facebook Feed Pro plugin.

Settings Page

Once activated the extension will allow you to add multiple IDs to your ‘Facebook Page ID’ setting field. Simply separate them by commas as shown in the screenshot below.

Shortcode

The Multifeed extension also then allows you to specify multiple Facebook pages directly in your shortcode like so:

[custom-facebook-feed id="cnn,bbcnews,usatoday"]

Or if they are accounts which are connected on the plugin settings pages, then:

[custom-facebook-feed account="Facebook_page_1, Facebook_page_2, Facebook_page_3"]

Setting the number of posts to display

You can set the total number of posts to display in your multifeed just by setting the ‘Number of posts’ option on the plugin’s Settings page, or by using the ‘num’ option directly in the shortcode:

[custom-facebook-feed id="cnn,bbcnews,usatoday" num=10]

You can limit the number of posts displayed from each Facebook ID by setting the ‘Post Limit’ directly in the shortcode, like so:

[custom-facebook-feed id="cnn,bbcnews,usatoday" num=10 limit=3]

The above example will show 10 total posts, but only the latest 3 posts from each Facebook ID.

Page Events

As each page events feed requires an Access Token for that specific Facebook page then you need to tell the plugin which Access Token is for which page. There’s two ways to do this, by first manually connecting the accounts on the settings page and then either using the “Add to primary feed” button, or adding them to the shortcode like so:

[custom-facebook-feed account="Events_account_1, Events_account_2, Events_account_3"]

Groups

As each groups feed requires an Access Token for that specific Facebook group then you need to tell the plugin which Access Token is for which group.  There’s two ways to do this, by first manually connecting the groups on the settings page and then either using the “Add to primary feed” button, or adding them to the shortcode like so:

[custom-facebook-feed account="group_account_1, group_account_2, group_account_3"]

Shortcode Options