WordPress social media feed
Add a curated social media feed to WordPress.
Build and moderate the gallery in FeedGallery, then place it inside WordPress with the FeedGallery shortcode or the same generic embed methods available for other websites.
A WordPress feed with the gallery logic kept outside the theme
A WordPress social media feed is easier to maintain when content collection, moderation and gallery design are managed centrally instead of being rebuilt inside each page or theme. FeedGallery keeps that workflow in the application and lets WordPress act as the publishing surface.
The current FeedGallery WordPress integration is intentionally thin. It can render a gallery from its token through the canonical FeedGallery runtime, while legacy shortcode compatibility remains available for existing installations.
Why it is useful
Control the content before you control the layout.
FeedGallery shortcode
Use the canonical FeedGallery shortcode with a gallery token to place the published gallery in WordPress content.
Central moderation
Keep content approval and ordering in FeedGallery so editors do not have to curate the same social feed separately in WordPress.
Reusable gallery design
Change the structured gallery layout centrally instead of hard-coding a new social block for every page.
Generic embeds still work
Use iframe, loader or standalone embed methods when the WordPress setup is better served by a normal HTML or custom-code block.
FeedGallery workflow
From source to display in four clear steps.
Build the gallery
Connect supported sources, moderate the content and configure the responsive gallery in FeedGallery.
Publish it
Complete the gallery publication checks and obtain the public token and embed configuration.
Place it in WordPress
Use the FeedGallery shortcode or an appropriate HTML/iframe placement supported by the WordPress site.
Manage centrally
Continue changing content and gallery presentation in FeedGallery without rebuilding the WordPress page.
Current product scope
A thin WordPress integration on top of the canonical runtime
The WordPress layer does not become a second social aggregation engine. FeedGallery remains responsible for sources, moderation, design and public delivery; WordPress receives the published gallery.
Canonical shortcode: [feedgallery token="…"].
Legacy [equipe_social_wall] shortcode compatibility for existing setups.
Central FeedGallery base URL and optional default-token settings.
The same public gallery runtime used outside WordPress.
Alternative iframe, loader and standalone embed options when appropriate.
FAQ
Questions about wordpress social media feed
Does FeedGallery work with WordPress?
Yes. FeedGallery includes a WordPress integration and can also be embedded with the generic website methods supported by the published gallery runtime.
What shortcode does FeedGallery use?
The canonical shortcode is [feedgallery token="…"]. Existing installations can continue to support the legacy equipe_social_wall shortcode.
Do I moderate the feed inside WordPress?
The intended workflow is to curate and design the gallery in FeedGallery, then let WordPress display the published result.
Can I use FeedGallery in a WordPress custom HTML block?
Yes, when the site accepts the selected FeedGallery iframe, loader or standalone embed method.
Does changing the gallery require editing the WordPress page again?
Normally no. Because the page points to the central FeedGallery runtime, content and design changes can be managed centrally while the placement remains in WordPress.
Explore FeedGallery
Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays