Daniele Angileri

if you’re trying to manipulate the outer space you have to overwrite the CSS properties within the Expert-tab. e.g:

.wp-fb-social-stream {
  padding: 10px;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Daniele Angileri.

I’ve added this feature to the feature-list but can’t promise any release-date

@greencouch currently there’s no way to trigger it without visitor interaction.
Do you have the possibility to create serverside cronjobs?

since I can’t reproduce it and I have no insights in (custom) themes or installed plugins, there does not exist a solution for this behavior.

Is fixed in version 1.6.6

You’re right, thx for that hint. I’ll have a look at it

Hi, you have the possibility to overwrite the stream CSS with your floating custom CSS. Have a look at the expert-tab.

If the manual update is working then there is no issue with the connection itself. So you configured the plugin correctly against your facebook page.

The automatic update is triggered once someone browses to your page where the stream is included. This happens via Ajax background request. Some WordPress plugins (caching, optimizer, CDN configuration) suppress this behavior or mess it up. Maybe that’s the reason why the auto-update is not working.

Do you have any restrictions configured (age verification, location restrictions)?
Is the page accessible without facebook login?

Hi Joseph, thx for your feedback!

Hi Andreas,

if you’re talking about the “simple” theme, you can hide the account info with custom css (“expert” tab -> custom inline css)

e.g.:

.wp-fb-social-stream .fb-info { display: none; }

It is included in release 1.6.5

Sorry, the extension-service is up and running. The plugin uses file_get_contents function to retrieve data from different APIs. Maybe there are some restrictions within your hosting contract

Hi,

it is currently not possible to filter posts via content-type.

Thx for your bugfix! I’ll have a look at it