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About Juicer.io: Effortlessly embed, curate, and aggregate social media feeds into your website
Juicer is a social media aggregator plugin for WordPress that allows you to curate and embed social media feeds from platforms like Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and more. It automatically retrieves and updates your social media posts on your website, and offers features like customization, moderation, analytics, and SEO optimization. There is also a Pro version available with additional benefits like embedding more feeds, faster import, deeper insights, and white labeling.Screenshots
Frequently asked questions
What social media platforms can Juicer embed?
Juicer can embed feeds from Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr, RSS, Slack, LinkedIn, Flickr, Vimeo, and Hashtags. You can gather content by @username or #hashtag.
How does Juicer keep my social media feeds updated?
The social media aggregator automatically synchronizes feeds whenever you create new posts for your social media accounts. This automated process ensures your website always reflects the latest content from your social media channels.
How do I use the Juicer plugin?
To use this plugin, you must create an account on wp.juicer.io. Then, you need to create a feed and add social media sources to it.
Does Juicer offer content moderation features?
Yes, Juicer allows you to set up rules and filters to automatically eliminate unwanted content, such as retweets and duplicate posts. You can also moderate and remove social media posts.
Are all features available with the free version?
LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and Hashtags embed is available only with our Premium plans.
Changelog
1.12.13
- Improved setup guide
1.12.12
- Fixed issues with shortcode rendering in Elementor.
- Fixed issues with Review notice dismissal.
- Fixed issues with admin.js script loading.
1.12.11
- Fixed issues with shortcode rendering.
1.12.10
- Fixed a bug with setting shortcode attributes.
1.12.9
- Fixed a bug with overriding feed properties set in the Juicer dashboard.
1.12.8
- Improved Elementor compatibility and added integration as Elementor widget.
1.12.7
- Bump WordPress version
1.12.6
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.12.5
- Added feedback notice.
1.12.4
- Fixed a bug with Juicer branding.
1.12.3
- Improved UI design of the admin page.
1.12.2
- Improved UI design.
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.12.1
- Fixed an issue with loading the juicer-admin-css.
1.12
- Improved the accessibility of the embedded feeds.
- Added a setup guide accessible from the plugin settings page under “Settings/Juicer”.
1.11
- Fixed security vulnerability.
1.10.1
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.10
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.7
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.6
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.5
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.4
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.3
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.2
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9.1
- Plugin behavior is unchanged.
1.9
- Compatibility with 1.9.
1.8
- Make it so if people enter data- attributes in shortcode they will still work.
1.7.2
- Fixed closing
tag on paid accounts.
1.7.1
- Checked for existence of key in args array.
1.7
- Don’t show Juicer Branding for paid users.
1.6.1
- Mapped attributes better, cleaned up code, supported older versions of PHP.
1.6
- Dynamically generated
<
ul> based on passed-in attributes.
1.5
- Added “after” callback.
1.4.1
- Fixed bug with infinite scroll.
1.4
- Ensured shortcode returns at the proper place in the page.
1.3.1
- Bug fix.
1.3
- Ensured Juicer Scripts get called at the top of the head.
1.2
- No longer need to specify the number of columns. Instead, control this in your Juicer feed editor.
1.1.2
- Embed js no longer includes jQuery, instead, it is enqueued into the theme by WordPress.
1.1.1
- Fixed bug in juicer_feed PHP function.
1.1
- Updated default feed.
1.0
- Initial Version.
