One of my blogs is on style, which means it's quite heavy on photos. Most weeks I'll photograph at least a couple of #ootd (outfit of the day), and a few photos of cool items I've found on various shopping expeditions. Not all of the photos result in a blog entry, but I'd still like to share them on the website without having to spend time and energy re-posting.This isn't a service Instagram offers but thanks to its well-published and extensive application programming interface (API), a number of other services have sprung up that allow further functionality to use your Instagram feed. Yesterday I wrote a how-to on using Statigram's Facebook app to add the feed to your Facebook page. Today, I'll talk you through how to use Statigram's iframe-based widget to add a gallery feed to your blog or website.
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If you run a Wordpress site (I don't) they have an easy extension. For everyone else...
What you need
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- Access to edit the layout components or templates of your website
- An Instagram account
Instructions
- Go to iconosquare.com and login with you Instagram credentials.
- Select 'Promote' from the top menu.
- Scroll down to 'On your blog & website' and click the 'Get your widget' button in the 'Photo Gallery Widget' box.
- Configure the display settings and click the 'Get code' button.
- Copy the iframe code and paste into your website template or page layout component.
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