--- title: How do I embed my social media feeds? description: To embed your social media feeds (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), use the coding content block (<...>). You can then input the iframe or javascript code within that section. --- [Skip to content](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support/how-do-i-embed-my-social-media-feeds#main-content) [Submit a request ↗](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support/kb-tickets/new?hsLang=en) [![raisin Logo](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/hs-fs/hubfs/logo_raisin.png?height=40&name=logo_raisin.png)](https://raisinsoftware.org/) - [Help Centre](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support) Open main navigation Close main navigation - [Help Centre](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support) - [Submit a request ↗](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support/kb-tickets/new) How can we help out? - There are no suggestions because the search field is empty. 1. [Help Centre](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support?hsLang=en) 2. [Content Management](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support/content-management?hsLang=en) 3. [Sections and blocks](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/en/support/content-management?hsLang=en#sections-and-blocks) # How do I embed my social media feeds? ## To embed your social media feeds (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), use the coding content block (\<...\>). You can then input the iframe or javascript code within that section. ### Embed Facebook ![embed](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/hubfs/embed.png) To embed any social media platform, you'll have to start with the coding content block (\<...\>), which allows you to inject an iframe or javascript into the section. The first thing you'll notice is the text, which reads "Hello World!", indicating that you're ready to grab the iframe code from Facebook. In order to add the code you'd have to click on the golden gear, which will open up the script editor. ![embed1](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/hubfs/embed1.png) You'll have to grab the code from Facebook, which can be found [here!](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/page-plugin) Once on Facebook's development page you'll want to grab your Organization's Facebook Page URL. You can drop it into the Facebook Page URL section (as seen below), and if you want you can also set a size of the plug-in. Once you've inputted your URL and size, you'll see a preview and a blue "Get Code" button. If everything meets your requirements you can move forward with receiving the code. ![embed2](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/hubfs/embed2.png) Once you've pressed "Get Code" you're presented two options: Javascript SDK or iFrame. I recommend the iFrame tab as there is much less coding, and it's also easier to add onto your event. The Javascript option has two steps, which means there is more room for error, while the iFrame is a simple copy-and-paste single step. ![embed3](https://knowledgebase.akaraisin.com/hubfs/embed3.png) You can click on the code itself and copy everything from \