Widget for Next.js
Social media feed for Next.js
Create social media feed for Next.js with WidgetDO. Bring content from multiple social networks into one responsive visual feed for your website. Use the platform-specific installation guide below and keep future changes managed from WidgetDO.
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Visual editor
Responsive
What you can build
Why use Social media feed on Next.js
Bring content from multiple social networks into one responsive visual feed for your website.
Use cases
Ways to use Social media feed on Next.js
Use the widget where it adds context, conversion or a better content experience without rebuilding the page.
Configure it once in WidgetDO and keep future updates centralized.
Configure it once in WidgetDO and keep future updates centralized.
Installation
How to add Social media feed to Next.js
Add WidgetDO widgets to Next.js using a client component or layout that loads the script once and manage future changes from one dashboard.
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Create and publish the widget in WidgetDO.
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Copy the generated script and container.
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Open Next.js and add a client component or layout that loads the script once in the desired location.
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Save or publish the changes and verify the widget on the live page.
<script src="https://widgets.prowebrd.com/platform.js?v=3.8.14" async></script>
<div data-widget-id="WIDGET_UUID"></div>
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Next.js
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Published
One code, full control
Customize in WidgetDO. Keep your page clean.
After installation, manage content, design and behavior from the WidgetDO editor.
See changes while you configure the widget.
Choose the websites where a widget may load.
Track views and supported interactions from your account.
FAQ
Questions about this integration
How do I add social media feed to Next.js?+
Create and publish the widget in WidgetDO, copy the reusable embed code and place it in the custom-code area supported by Next.js. The guide on this page shows the platform-specific steps.
Is Social media feed responsive on Next.js?+
Yes. WidgetDO widgets are designed to adapt to desktop, tablet and mobile layouts, while the final result also depends on the width and rules of the container used by the website.
Do I have to replace the embed code after editing the widget?+
Normally no. Edit and publish the widget from WidgetDO and keep the same widget ID and embed code on the website.
Can I restrict where the widget is displayed?+
Yes. WidgetDO supports authorized websites and plan limits so you can control where a published widget is allowed to load.