You can add a Juicer social media feed to a WordPress site in three ways. The default embed code works on any WordPress install (Gutenberg or Classic editor); the Juicer plugin gives you a shortcode you can paste into pages, posts, or widgets; and a PHP theme function lets developers drop the feed directly into theme templates.
❗️ Note: if your WordPress site uses caching, optimization, or performance plugins (e.g., WP Rocket, NitroPack), add an exception for Juicer's external JavaScript so the feed isn't broken by aggressive minification or deferral.
Default feed embed code method
On Juicer, copy your Standard Juicer embed code from your feed's Embed window.
In WordPress, create or edit a post or page.
Add a Custom HTML block (Gutenberg) or switch to the Text/Code view (Classic editor).
Paste your embed code.
Save the page.
Juicer WordPress plugin
On your WP instance, install the Juicer plugin from Plugins → Add new plugin in WordPress, or upload the
.zipmanually. Download link: juicer.io/wordpress-social-feed.Activate the plugin and create or edit a page or post.
On Juicer, switch the embed code type to WordPress.
Copy the WordPress shortcode from your feed's Embed window.
On your WP instance, choose the Shortcode block in the content editor.
Paste your
[juicer name='YOUR_FEED_NAME']shortcode.Save the page.
Juicer PHP function for a WordPress theme
On your WP instance, install and activate the Juicer WordPress plugin — download link at juicer.io/wordpress-social-feed.
Add this PHP call to your theme files (for example,
footer.phpor a custom template):<?php juicer_feed('name=YOUR_FEED_NAME') ?>Done — the feed renders wherever the PHP function is called.
If the feed doesn't render on your WordPress page, send us the WordPress version, the active theme, any caching/optimization plugins you have enabled, and the page URL through contact us.