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Instagram Feed - Blank Space
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Sean Scarmack
361 posts
Sat Aug 06, 22 4:03 PM CST
You seem to be a wizard at getting code to work lol. I added a Instagram feed to my homepage and it works flawless, minus having some extra padding when in mobile view. I search through everything I can think of.
Added in Page Designer (See photo for code), I made sure the "Row styling" did not have any extra top or bottom margins, everything is set to 0px. It looks great on a desktop.
Added in Page Designer (See photo for code), I made sure the "Row styling" did not have any extra top or bottom margins, everything is set to 0px. It looks great on a desktop.
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Tim - PicturesPro.com
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Mon Aug 08, 22 4:22 AM CST
I have 0 experience with the instagram feed and don't have any idea on this.
Tim Grissett, DIA - PicturesPro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
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Sean Scarmack
361 posts
Mon Aug 08, 22 1:27 PM CST
I ended up finding out it's only when adding the code using Page Designer. PD converts the code for some reason when inserting it.
I tested adding it to the original editor and it seems to display better now, no gaps, but now I have no way of controlling where the feed is on my page. So it's weird that PD is modifying the code.
Is the a better option in PD to insert code? I just selected the "Text" field, and then click html.
Page I used it to test on
https://www.seanscarmack.com/instagram/
I tested adding it to the original editor and it seems to display better now, no gaps, but now I have no way of controlling where the feed is on my page. So it's weird that PD is modifying the code.
Is the a better option in PD to insert code? I just selected the "Text" field, and then click html.
Page I used it to test on
https://www.seanscarmack.com/instagram/
Edited Mon Aug 08, 22 1:27 PM by Sean Scarmack
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Sean Scarmack
361 posts
Mon Aug 08, 22 1:40 PM CST
Figured it out. Apparently you have to add some script to your header, which was not in the instructions haha.
script src="https://cdn.lightwidget.com/widgets/lightwidget.js" end script
https://lightwidget.com/
script src="https://cdn.lightwidget.com/widgets/lightwidget.js" end script
https://lightwidget.com/
Edited Mon Aug 08, 22 1:40 PM by Sean Scarmack
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