Install your Figments feed on a website

Open the Figments dashboard, select your source platform, and create the feed. Confirm that its preview shows the posts you expect. Choose colors, a layout, and a post count that fit the section of your website where the feed will appear.

Copy the entire generated embed code. Keep its feed identifier unchanged, and use the public embed code rather than your feed's manage key. Start with one feed placement on one page so you can check the result before reusing it elsewhere.

In the block editor, add a Custom HTML block where the feed should appear and paste the generated snippet. Save or publish the page and open its public URL. See the full WordPress guide.

Open the theme editor for the template where you want the feed. If your theme provides a Custom Liquid section or block, add it and paste the Figments snippet. See the full Shopify guide.

Add a Code Embed element at the desired position and paste the snippet into its code editor. Save and publish the site, then check the published URL. See the full Webflow guide.

Paste the generated snippet into the page markup at the position where you want the feed. Publish the changed page through your normal workflow. The snippet loads the widget and its saved feed configuration; no separate Figments stylesheet is required.

If your application inserts page content after navigation, check both a direct page load and a navigation to that page. Some frameworks do not execute script tags inserted as HTML. In that case, use the framework's script-loading mechanism and keep the generated feed identifier and container together.

• Open the published URL, rather than relying only on your editor preview.
• Check that cards fit at phone width and that captions remain readable.
• Open a card to confirm it links to the intended original post, article, or video.
• If nothing loads, compare the saved snippet with the dashboard output and check the feed preview for a source error.

Add a descriptive heading and your own introduction near the feed. Keep essential product information, project descriptions, and contact details in your website's page content. The widget adds social content, but its presence does not guarantee that a search engine will index the posts or improve your rankings.