ProFeedWP – LinkedIn Company Feed Block & Shortcode
| 开发者 | accomplicehq |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月13日 03:59 |
| PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- One LinkedIn company feed with up to 6 posts
- Responsive Gutenberg block
- Shortcode support for Classic Editor and popular page builders
- Grid and list layouts
- Default, Minimal, Barebone, and Social themes
- Basic styling controls for images, dates, text, columns, and image aspect ratio
- Automatic feed refresh about every 12 hours
- Local feed caching through WordPress transients
src/ directory. Build output in build/ is generated with npm run build using @wordpress/scripts.
Swiper is bundled locally from the GPL-compatible npm package declared in package.json. Package source is available at https://www.npmjs.com/package/swiper.
安装:
- Upload the
profeedfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory, or install the ZIP via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
- In the block editor, add the ProFeed block and configure its settings, or add the
[profeedwp]shortcode in the Classic Editor, a page builder, a widget, or a template.
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常见问题:
Do I need a LinkedIn API key?
No. The plugin retrieves public company posts via the ProFeedWP external service and does not require you to configure LinkedIn API credentials.
Does ProFeedWP work with Elementor, Divi, Avada, and Classic Editor?
Yes. ProFeed includes a Gutenberg block and the [profeedwp] shortcode. The shortcode can be used in the Classic Editor, Avada, widgets, templates, and page builder modules that render WordPress shortcodes, including Elementor and Divi shortcode or text modules.
Can I show LinkedIn Showcase Pages?
ProFeed is built for LinkedIn company page URLs. LinkedIn Showcase Pages are not a separate supported feed type at the moment.
Does it work with personal LinkedIn profiles?
No. ProFeed is designed for public LinkedIn company pages, not personal LinkedIn profile feeds.
Can I display multiple feeds on one site?
The free plugin is designed for one LinkedIn company feed per site. If you need to manage multiple feeds or larger client and team setups, ProFeed Pro is the better fit.
Does it slow down my website?
Feed requests go through the local WordPress REST proxy and are cached with WordPress transients. Repeated page views can use cached feed data, so visitors are not repeatedly waiting on LinkedIn or the ProFeedWP API for every page load.
Does the plugin cache feed responses locally?
Yes. Feed requests are proxied through WordPress and cached with transients. Repeated requests can be served from the local cache while stale entries refresh in the background.
What data is sent to ProFeedWP?
When a feed loads or an administrator refreshes it, ProFeed sends the configured LinkedIn company URL, site URL, generated install ID, plugin version, requested page and page size options, requested engagement/comment options, and optional Freemius install/license identifiers when available. No LinkedIn API key is required from the site owner.
What happens if LinkedIn is temporarily unavailable?
If fresh data cannot be retrieved, ProFeed uses the local cache when available and shows a clear unavailable or no-posts message when no usable feed data is available. Temporary LinkedIn or API issues normally resolve when the cache refreshes again.
Can I customize the design?
Yes. The free plugin includes basic styling controls for grid/list layouts, themes, columns, images, dates, text, and image aspect ratio. ProFeed Pro adds more themes, custom colors, font sizing, border radius, spacing controls, and advanced layout options.
What is included in the free version vs Pro?
The free ProFeed plugin includes one LinkedIn company feed, up to 6 posts, grid/list layouts, block and shortcode support, local caching, Default/Minimal/Barebone/Social themes, image aspect ratio, and automatic refresh about every 12 hours. ProFeed Pro is a separate upgrade for more themes, multiple feeds, faster refreshes, agency use, advanced styling, and priority support. View Pro features.
更新日志:
- Fixed local REST requests on WordPress installs in a subdirectory.
- Fixed incorrect slideshows appearing on some shared-link posts.
- Updated the default ProFeedWP API endpoint to the branded
api.profeedwp.comdomain.
- Updated the free feature set to one feed, up to 6 posts, grid/list layouts, four themes, image aspect ratio, block and shortcode support, and automatic refresh about every 12 hours.
- Refined Pro upgrade messaging for layouts, multiple feeds, faster refreshes, advanced styling, and agency use.
- Added modest Pro feature links in the settings page and block editor for free installs.
- Improved WordPress.org title and search metadata.
- Improved manual refresh compatibility for WordPress.org review.
- Expanded external service disclosure for public package review.
- Simplified shortcode examples that depend on optional engagement fields.
- Updated public package metadata and external service disclosure for WordPress.org review.
- Standardized local feed cache timing for all installs.
- Replaced the shortcode guide URL with the public documentation page.
- Prepared the free package for WordPress.org review.
- Improved package compatibility checks, admin refresh handling, and public release metadata.
- Improved feed loading by serving the last cached feed immediately while stale cache refreshes in the background.
- Kept existing cached feed content available after manual refreshes so visitors do not wait for upstream refresh work.
- Improved admin refresh handling so refresh cooldown responses show a clear wait message.
- Kept the existing feed visible when refresh cooldown or temporary feed errors occur.
- Improved post media rendering for LinkedIn posts with multiple images.
- Added shortcode support for Classic Editor, Avada, widgets, and templates that run
do_shortcode. - Improved shortcode asset loading so frontend styles and scripts are available when no Gutenberg block is present.
- Added block compatibility for older saved content.
- Added the Social block style.
- Added support for backend-provided company avatars and media items.
- Updated free package metadata for WordPress.org compatibility.
- Improved LinkedIn company URL normalization in the local REST proxy.
- Improved compatibility for stored account data during package updates.
- Improved compatibility for existing account data during package updates.
- Improved LinkedIn URL handling, local feed caching, settings permissions, bundled assets, and external service disclosure.
- Security update.