Description
Curator.io is a social media aggregator or social media curator – it allows you to specify content sources such as Twitter usernames or Instagram tags. It then pulls this content into a feed or stream that you can curate/manage and embed within your website.
Unlike other social media aggregators Curator.io doesn’t use IFRAMEs. It allows you to embedded the stream as Javascript, HTML & CSS directly into your site where you want it. This means you have full control over how you want the stream to appear and also how it looks. Allowing you to customise it with your sites branding.
The end result is a social media stream that seamlessly integrates into your website.
Currently Curator.io supports Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Tumblr, Flickr, Vimeo, Yelp, Deviant Art, Slack and RSS. If there is a social media site that you would like us to integrate please, get in touch and we’ll add support as soon as possible.
Visit curator.io for more information
Installation
Download the plugin zip file, unzip it, and upload it to your WordPress site under the /wp-includes/plugins directory.
Sign up via https://app.curator.io and create a feed for free
Once you’re done that you can use the shortcode:
[curator feed_public_key=”FEED_PUBLIC_KEY”] in any post or page
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Contributors & Developers
“Curator.io: Show all your social media posts in a beautiful feed.” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Changelog
1.9
- Supported version up to 6.3.2
- Compatibility changes for PHP 8.2
1.8
- Supported version up to 6.0
- Minor bug fixes
1.7
- Supported version up to 5.8.2
- Minor bug fixes
1.6
- Supported version to 5.8.1
- Updated plugin settings interface
1.5
- Minor bug fixes
1.4
- Supported WordPress 5.8.1
1.3
- Remove Linked In from supported networks
1.2
- Test on WordPress 5.5
- Update FEED_ID example image
- Remove WP_TEMP_DIR reference
1.1
- Fix default feed_id not working
1.0
- Initial Version