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Facebook Specific Video Playlist Feed ​

If you want to display a Specific Video Playlist on your website, WP Social Ninja makes it simple. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to add a Specific Video Playlist to your site.

Get the Playlist ID ​

To display a specific video playlist from Facebook on your site using WP Social Ninja, you'll need the playlist's ID or URL. First, go to your Facebook Page's video playlist section and open the playlist you want to add. Once it's open, copy the URL or Playlist ID from the address bar for later use.

Add Specific Video Playlist ​

To add a Video Playlist, first connect your Facebook Page to WP Social Ninja. Then, click the Add New Template button to create a new template.

To learn how to connect your Facebook Page, follow the step-by-step instructions in this article.

From the template settings, go to the General section of the Facebook Template, then click on the Source option.

Feed Type: Select Specific Video Playlist from the dropdown menu.

Album ID/URL: Enter the Playlist URL or just the Playlist ID here that you have copied earlier.

Choose Page This Playlist Belongs To: Pick the Facebook Page the Playlist is linked to from the dropdown list.

Total Feed: Set the number of items you want to display in your template.

Now, click the Fetch Feeds button, and your Playlist will be loaded into the template.

You’ll also find additional settings and styling options to customize your Specific Video Playlist template. Once you're done, click the Save Template button to save your changes.

Videos That Can't Be Played on Your Site ​

Facebook does not allow every video to be embedded on another website. Reels, videos with certain privacy or rights settings, and some live recordings are marked as non-embeddable.

When WP Social Ninja meets one of these, it shows the video's thumbnail with a View on Facebook link instead of an empty player. Visitors can still get to the video in one click, and your feed does not show a broken box.

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You can change the wording of that link under Settings β†’ Translation, if "View on Facebook" doesn't suit your site's tone.

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us.