WordPress plugin
FaceBook Feed Pro: Facebook Feeds for WordPress
FaceBook Feed Pro displays Facebook profile, page, and group content on WordPress pages, posts, and widget areas. Feeds can include posts, photos, albums, videos, and events, and update when the Facebook content changes.
FaceBook Feed Pro displays Facebook profile, page, and group content on WordPress pages, posts, and widget areas. Feeds can include posts, photos, albums, videos, and events, and update when the Facebook content changes.
Choose a feed and where it appears
Add multiple feeds to pages and posts with shortcodes, or use feed widgets in widget areas. Use [facebook_feed] to publish a Facebook Page Feed and [FBW] to publish a Facebook Page Like Box. Each shortcode and widget has individual settings, including a control for the number of posts displayed.
Timeline layouts include full-width, half-width, and thumbnail settings. Feed content can show posts by the page owner, everyone who posts on the page, or only other people. You can show or hide parts of posts, including profile pictures and social media icons, enable feed redirection, and show Like and Share buttons on individual feed items.
Adjust the layout and Like Box
Set feed dimensions and background colors, and use custom CSS for further presentation changes. The responsive layout is designed for mobile screens. The add-on describes its feed content as crawlable by search engines and placed directly on the page without an iframe.
The Like Box can include a page header and title, Like and Share buttons, a live stream, and fan faces. Settings let you show or hide these elements, including the stream and faces. The PRO edition includes 9+ lightbox layouts for popup galleries, along with hover CSS effects, animation, and loading effects.
Install and place a feed
- Install and activate the plugin in WordPress, then open its options panel.
- Choose the Facebook profile, page, or group content, and set the feed or Like Box layout, visibility, dimensions, and colors.
- Add the relevant shortcode to a page or post, or place a feed with a widget.
- Review the display on desktop and mobile, then adjust the available feed, widget, shortcode, lightbox, or custom CSS settings.

