Breakdance

Breakdance 2.7.1 is now available. This is a minor release that improves the stylesheet and script loading from Breakdance 2.7.

Changelog Fixed: Breakdance stylesheets were not loading correctly under certain themes and plugins Fixed: Maintenance page rendering without styling Fixed: Conflict w...

Breakdance 2.6.2 addresses a security vulnerability in the Design Library feature and includes a bug fix for the Gallery element.

Security Vulnerability

This update fixes an access control vulnerability in the Design Library’s public API endpoints. The vulnerability allowed unauthenticated users to bypass both Design Library password protection and WordPress post...

An Instagram widget serves a different purpose on your WordPress site compared to a feed placed on a single page. 

Page feeds serve as destinations that visitors see only when they visit that page. Widgets, on the other hand, show up in areas like sidebars and footers, so they are visible on every page, no matter where someone enters or browses your site.

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Embedding an Instagram post in WordPress is genuinely simple. Instagram gives you the embed code, and WordPress lets you place it where you want using a built-in block. The whole process only takes a few minutes, and you do not need a plugin.

However, just because something is simple does not mean it is sufficient. Knowing what an embedded post can and cannot do hel...

Inserting a single Instagram post into WordPress is pretty simple. Instagram provides the embed tool; WordPress provides the place to put it, and no plugin is required. For the right use case, it works well.

The most important thing is understanding when inserting a single post is the appropriate solution, and when you might actually need something more.