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Your Facebook page feed as a carousel in Elementor — posts, images and links pulled in and styled to match your site.
The workshop notes, the student work and the quotes that get pinned above the bench. One row, because a wall of them was too much to take in.
Past about eight posts the dots stop meaning anything. A count tells you how far in you are and how much is left, which is the only thing anybody wanted to know.
No snapping and no stops. It carries on where you shoved it and settles wherever it likes, which suits a shelf you are meant to rummage through.
Straight answers about what this one does, where it fits in a real build, and what it costs you to ship.
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A Facebook Page ID and a Page Access Token with permission to read that page’s feed. Sky Addons for Elementor stores the pair once under Sky Addons → Settings → API, or you can set the API Source to Custom and paste them into a single Facebook Feed Carousel widget. Nothing else is needed.
No. Caching is on by default and the response is kept in a WordPress transient, refreshed on the interval you pick — 30 minutes, 1, 3, 6, 12 or 24 hours, or 7 days, with 12 hours as the default. Between refreshes the carousel is served entirely from that stored copy.
Up to 50. The Number of Posts field accepts 1 to 50 and defaults to 6, and Sky Addons fetches and caches up to 50 posts per page in a single request. The cache is keyed to the Facebook Page ID, so several widgets pulling the same page share one stored copy instead of each calling the API.
The carousel renders nothing on the live page. Sky Addons prints Facebook’s own error message inside the Elementor editor so you can see exactly what the Graph API returned, but on the front end the widget outputs no markup rather than a broken box. Page tokens can be extended to long-lived ones in Facebook’s Token Debugger.
No — with caching on, Sky Addons downloads each post’s photos into a cache folder in your uploads directory and serves them from your own domain. The previous batch is deleted when the cache refreshes, so the folder does not grow every cycle. Facebook’s CDN links expire, which is exactly why this matters.
No. The widget ships in Sky Addons Pro and runs on free Elementor — the carousel, the feed request and every style control come from Sky Addons, not from Elementor Pro. You do need a Facebook Page you administer, because a Page Access Token can only be issued for a page you manage.
Columns run from one to five and are set per breakpoint, with three as the default. Autoplay is on out of the box and there are two card layout styles. Columns decide how many slides are visible; the Number of Posts limit decides how many are loaded into the track.
No. Sky Addons’ Facebook Feed Carousel reads the Graph API page posts endpoint, so the source must be a Facebook Page, given as its numeric ID or its username. Personal profiles and private groups are not reachable through that endpoint, and no plugin can work around a Facebook API restriction.
Yes. Set API Source to Custom on the widget and give it its own Page ID and Page Access Token; that pair overrides the global settings for that widget alone. Each distinct Page ID gets its own cache entry, so two carousels pointing at two pages refresh independently of one another.
No — Load More belongs to the Facebook Feed grid widget, not the carousel. Here every post inside your Number of Posts limit is placed in the track at load and reached by swiping or by the arrows and pagination. Pick the grid layout if you want a click-to-append feed instead.
