

The social wall in the block editor. The preview is the live feed, and the sidebar links back to Vitraz, where you design it.
Vitraz is a social media aggregator. It collects Google Reviews, YouTube, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and RSS into one social feed, lets you approve what appears, and lays it out as a social wall, a grid, a carousel or a strip of reviews. This plugin puts that feed on your WordPress site.
You design and moderate the feed in Vitraz. In WordPress you choose where the social wall sits. Publish a change in Vitraz and it shows on every page that carries the feed.
New to Vitraz? Create a free account at https://vitraz.io/sign-up.
For the classic editor, or a page builder such as Elementor, Divi or Beaver Builder, paste this shortcode instead:
[vitraz feed="YOUR-FEED-ID"]
The feed ID is the code in the embed snippet that looks like 0b9d6c1e-2f4a-4d3b-9a7e-5c8f1e2d3a4b.
The plugin adds the script itself, so WordPress cannot strip it for authors who are not allowed to post raw HTML. Cloudflare Rocket Loader, LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket, SiteGround Speed Optimizer, Autoptimize and Perfmatters are told to leave the loader alone.
Google Reviews, YouTube, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and any RSS feed. Mix them into one social wall, or keep a social feed per source. Which networks you can connect, and how many feeds and monthly views you get, depend on your Vitraz plan. There is a free plan.
This plugin shows content from Vitraz (https://vitraz.io), the service where you build and moderate your feeds. It needs a Vitraz account to be useful.
When someone visits a page that shows a feed, their browser loads the feed script and its stylesheet from vitraz.io and asks vitraz.io for the feed. That request carries the feed ID and your site’s hostname, along with the IP address and browser user agent that every web request carries. Vitraz counts unique daily views against your plan with a one-way hash of the IP address and user agent rather than the address itself. The feed script sets no cookies.
Images and videos in a feed load from the network each post came from, such as YouTube, and YouTube videos play through youtube-nocookie.com.
The block editor loads the same script to preview a feed while you edit, and that preview counts as a view in the same way.