BlueBook Feed Sync is a professional WordPress plugin that displays your social page feed with multiple layouts, full customization, multi-feed management, and an interactive lightbox. Easy setup, fully customizable, and lightweight. Multiple layouts, interactive lightbox, video support, and multi-feed management.

Multi-Feed Manager

Create unlimited feeds, each with their own settings. Perfect for sites that need different feeds on different pages.

Feed selector dropdown to switch between feeds
Create, duplicate, rename, and delete feeds
New feeds automatically inherit connection settings from the primary feed
Per-feed shortcodes with unique ID
Override any setting directly in the shortcode

Layouts

List — Single-column vertical feed (max-width 960px)
Masonry — Pinterest-style multi-column grid
Carousel — Multi-card horizontal slider with snap-based swipe navigation, dot indicators, and arrow buttons
Boxed — Clean CSS Grid layout with subtle borders

Header Styles

Visual Header with 4 layout presets: Classic, Compact, Banner, and Clean.

Text Header with Facebook icon and custom text.

Both header types support custom backgrounds (theme, solid color, gradient, transparent), page name override, show bio toggle, and bio/description override.

Lightbox

All posts open in a split-layout lightbox with full-size image or inline video, post text, author info, engagement stats, thumbnail strip for multi-photo galleries, arrow and swipe navigation, and keyboard support. Infinite scroll — when you reach the last loaded post, the next batch loads automatically so you can keep browsing without leaving the lightbox. Text-only posts display in a clean full-width layout instead of a split view.

Video Support

YouTube — Auto-detected from shared links with privacy-enhanced embedding
Facebook Videos — Thumbnail with play button, embedded via Facebook plugin

Color System

Three built-in schemes (Inherit, Light, Dark) plus a full custom palette with 9 individually configurable colors.

Third-Party Services

This plugin connects to external services to retrieve and display social media content. No data is sent without your explicit configuration.

Facebook Graph API

Used to fetch page posts, page info (name, bio, avatar, cover photo), and to verify your access token.

Service: Meta Platforms, Inc.
Website: https://developers.facebook.com/
Terms of Service: https://developers.facebook.com/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/

Data sent: your Facebook Page ID and Page Access Token. Requests are made server-side when the feed cache expires or when you click “Verify Connection” in the admin panel.

Facebook CDN (Image Hosting)

Profile pictures, cover photos, and post images are loaded directly from Facebook’s image servers (scontent.xx.fbcdn.net) when a page containing the feed is rendered. This means Meta can see the visitor’s IP address as soon as the page loads, before any interaction.

Service: Meta Platforms, Inc.
Privacy Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/

Facebook Video Embed

When a visitor clicks play on a Facebook video, the video is embedded via an iframe from Facebook’s servers.

Service: Meta Platforms, Inc.
Embed URL: https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php
Terms of Service: https://developers.facebook.com/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/

YouTube

When your Facebook posts contain YouTube links, the plugin loads the YouTube iframe API to enable inline video playback and fetches thumbnail images from YouTube’s servers.

Service: Google LLC
Website: https://www.youtube.com/
Terms of Service: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms
Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

The YouTube iframe API script (https://www.youtube.com/iframe_api) is loaded on pages that display the feed. Thumbnail images are fetched from https://img.youtube.com/. Video embeds use the privacy-enhanced domain https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/.

Open Graph Image Recovery

When a shared post has no image from the Graph API, the plugin makes a single server-side HTTP request to the post’s permalink or link target URL to extract the Open Graph (og:image) meta tag. This request is made from your web server, not from the visitor’s browser. The recovered image URL is cached for one hour.

This may connect to any website linked in a shared post (e.g., facebook.com, youtube.com, or any external URL shared on the page)
Data sent: a standard HTTP GET request with a User-Agent header
No visitor data is transmitted — the request originates from the server only
Privacy policies of the target websites apply to their handling of these requests