Columns Layout and Translation

Hi @pothound,

Thank you for contacting us! The Columns/Masonry layout is also available in the free version of the plugin. To use this layout in your feed, go to WordPress Dashboard > Facebook Feed > All Feeds, click the feed’s name or pencil icon to edit it, go to Feed Layout, set Layout to Masonry, and Save the feed.

Regarding the translation issue, please let us know what text you translated that is not applying correctly and also send a link to the page where you are displaying the Facebook feed and we will check on this.

Best regards,
Louis

Hello Louis
thank you, need to play around with it. Not sure how to just have the posts and nothing else.

Here is what I wanted to have translated:
https://volkspost.at/fb.png

The site is not live yet, it is under maintenance.

The image from Facebook is also not showing, which is totally strange…

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by pothound.

Hi @pothound,

Thanks for the update!

If the settings in the translation tab are not being applied, please try instead going to WordPress Dashboard > Facebook Feed > All Feeds, click the feed’s name or pencil icon to edit it, go to Posts > Edit Individual Elements > Post Action Links, set the translations here, and Save your feed.

While editing your feed you could also turn off items such as the Header and Like Box if you only want to show the posts.

The free version of the plugin does not include photos (https://a.supportally.com/i/jeUF7J), but these are included with the Pro version.

I hope this helps!

Best regards,
Louis

Hey Louis, thank you the translation worked.

Hi @pothound,

Thanks for the update! I’m glad to hear that worked. If you ever need any other assistance, please let us know.

Best regards,
Louis

Hey Louis

sorry have an other question. As the image is not available in the free version, how can I remove it? Now it looks ‘broken’.

thanks for your help.

Hi @pothound,

We do not have a setting to remove the image links that appear in the free version of the plugin, but if you would like to hide these, you could add a CSS rule like the one below to WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS (or your preferred custom CSS location):

.cff-media-link {
	display: none !important;
}

I hope this helps!

Best regards,
Louis