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  • October 28, 2026 at 4:59 pm #731370

    sevtra7
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    Hello XTemos Support Team,

    We are building our e-commerce website, Brandsluxe.com, using the Woodmart theme and Elementor.

    We are currently configuring a section entitled “Latest from Brandsluxe on Facebook” . We have selected a grid layout displaying 10 images, but the current Elementor widget is labelled “Instagram” and uses manually selected images.

    Our official Facebook page is:
    https://www.facebook.com/www.brandsluxe

    We would like to replace the static Instagram image gallery with a dynamic feed displaying actual posts from our official Facebook page , while preserving the current grid layout and its responsive behaviour on desktop, tablet and mobile.

    Could you please clarify the following points?

    1. Does Woodmart or XTemos provide a native Facebook feed widget, comparable to the Instagram widget?
    2. If so, how can we configure it to display posts from our official Facebook page?
    3. If not, can the existing widget or one of your recommended integrations be adapted to achieve this without installing multiple social media plugins?
    4. Can the feed display images, videos and links to the original Facebook posts, and update automatically when new posts are published?
    5. What are the technical requirements, including any Meta API permissions, access tokens or additional costs?

    Our priority is to use the existing Woodmart capabilities wherever possible, minimise additional plugins and preserve the current responsive design.

    Thank you for your assistance.

    Kind regards,

    Brandsluxe Team
    https://brandsluxe.com

    October 29, 2026 at 10:32 am #731399

    Aizaz Imtiaz Awan
    Keymaster
    Xtemos team

    Hello,

    1. Native Facebook feed widget
    WoodMart does not currently include a dedicated Facebook feed widget. The theme provides an Instagram widget, but it cannot directly display posts from a Facebook Page.

    2. Configuration
    Since there is no built-in Facebook feed widget, you cannot connect your Facebook Page directly to a native WoodMart element to display its posts.

    3. Adapting the existing Instagram widget

    The WoodMart Instagram widget supports two source types:
    – Images: You upload and select images manually. This is the option you are currently using.
    – API: Displays media from a connected Instagram professional account.

    The API source only works with Instagram; it cannot display posts directly from your Facebook Page.

    However, if your brand also has an Instagram Business or Creator account connected to your Facebook Page, you can use the API source to display your latest Instagram media while preserving the widget’s available grid, column, spacing, and responsive settings.

    To configure it:
    1. Navigate to > Theme Settings > API integrations > Instagram API.
    2. Click Connect.
    3. Sign in with the Facebook account that manages the Page connected to your Instagram account and approve the requested permissions.
    4. Select the Facebook Page associated with your Instagram account.
    5. Edit the Instagram widget in Elementor and change Source type to API.

    For detailed instructions, please refer to our official documentation:https://woodmarttheme.com/docs/connect-an-instagram-account/

    If you specifically need to display posts published on your Facebook Page, you will need a suitable third-party Facebook feed plugin. A single plugin should be sufficient.

    Please note that the plugin’s layout options and compatibility with your existing design will depend on the solution you choose. We cannot guarantee its appearance or functionality within your current layout without testing it.

    4. Images, videos, links, and automatic updates

    The WoodMart Instagram widget’s API source displays media from the connected Instagram account. It does not provide a direct feed of Facebook Page posts.

    For a Facebook feed, support for images, videos, links to original posts, and automatic updates will depend on the third-party plugin you select.

    5. Technical requirements and additional costs

    For WoodMart’s Instagram API integration, the requirements are:
    – An Instagram professional account (Business or Creator).
    – The Instagram account must be connected to a Facebook Page.
    – The Facebook account used for authorization must have sufficient access to manage that Page.

    You do not need to create your own Meta developer app to use WoodMart’s Instagram integration, and there is no additional WoodMart fee for this feature.

    For a third-party Facebook feed plugin, the required Meta permissions, access tokens, setup process, and any additional costs depend on the plugin provider. Please consult the provider’s documentation for those details.

    Best Regards

    October 29, 2026 at 4:17 pm #731409

    sevtra7
    Participant

    Hello XTemos Support Team,

    Thank you for your previous explanation.

    Before installing a third-party Facebook feed plugin, we would like to explore whether a direct API integration is possible with WoodMart.

    **Could you please clarify whether we can connect our official Facebook Page to our WordPress website through the Meta Graph API, without installing an additional WordPress plugin?**

    Our Facebook Page:
    https://www.facebook.com/www.brandsluxe

    Our objective is to display the latest posts published on our Facebook Page in our existing Elementor section, “Latest from Brandsluxe on Facebook”, while preserving the current grid layout and responsive settings.

    Specifically, we would appreciate your guidance on the following points:

    1. Can the Meta Graph API be integrated directly into WoodMart or Elementor using custom code, a child theme, or an existing WoodMart API integration setting?
    2. If this is technically possible, what would be the recommended implementation method?
    3. Would we need a Meta developer application, Page access tokens, or specific API permissions?
    4. Could the integration retrieve posts containing images, videos, text and links to the original Facebook publications, with automatic updates?
    5. Would this approach be compatible with WoodMart updates and avoid modifying the parent theme?
    6. Does XTemos provide any existing code example, documentation or recommended implementation for this purpose?

    Our priority is to minimise the number of WordPress plugins, maintain a secure implementation, and preserve the existing design.

    We would prefer a native or custom API integration if it is technically feasible and maintainable, rather than installing an additional plugin unnecessarily.

    Thank you for your assistance.

    Best regards,

    Brandsluxe Team

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