Integrated posts enters Facebook
The social network Facebook has launched a feature that allows to integrate its public content, photos, videos, and hashtags on a web page.
Prepare to seeing even more content on the Facebook website. Yesterday, the site Mark Zuckerberg launched a feature that allows site managers to integrate publications social network on their own web pages. This feature is currently limited to a few news sites - CNN, The Huffington Post, Bleacher Report, People and Mashable - but soon all will be able to incorporate Facebook posts, said the community platform .
For example, if Serena Williams announced on his Facebook page that it was withdrawing from tennis, CNN will integrate this post to an article on its website. Messages can include photos, videos, hashtags and other content. By initiating this shift, Facebook is expected to increase visibility on the Web and growing number of users. Simply click on the hashtag of an integrated publication so that users are directed to related content on Facebook.
Only for public posts
Only public messages can be incorporated. If a user later decides to delete a publication or go private, a message will appear on the site which has integrated the message that it is no longer public. "The embedded messages allow people using your website to see the same rich information that appears on Facebook," said the site in a message to developers. "They also give users the opportunity to follow or like the authors of the content or the pages directly from an integrated publication. "
The integration of messages should be easy. By placing the mouse over the selector hearing a message indicates whether public. If this is the case, the option "post embed" appears in a drop-down menu. A dialog appears with a line of code to integrate into the site.
Facebook said it would soon give to other sites the opportunity to integrate their messages, without elaborating. Other social networks like Twitter and Instagram already allow their content to be embedded in other sites.
Prepare to seeing even more content on the Facebook website. Yesterday, the site Mark Zuckerberg launched a feature that allows site managers to integrate publications social network on their own web pages. This feature is currently limited to a few news sites - CNN, The Huffington Post, Bleacher Report, People and Mashable - but soon all will be able to incorporate Facebook posts, said the community platform .
For example, if Serena Williams announced on his Facebook page that it was withdrawing from tennis, CNN will integrate this post to an article on its website. Messages can include photos, videos, hashtags and other content. By initiating this shift, Facebook is expected to increase visibility on the Web and growing number of users. Simply click on the hashtag of an integrated publication so that users are directed to related content on Facebook.
Only for public posts
Only public messages can be incorporated. If a user later decides to delete a publication or go private, a message will appear on the site which has integrated the message that it is no longer public. "The embedded messages allow people using your website to see the same rich information that appears on Facebook," said the site in a message to developers. "They also give users the opportunity to follow or like the authors of the content or the pages directly from an integrated publication. "
The integration of messages should be easy. By placing the mouse over the selector hearing a message indicates whether public. If this is the case, the option "post embed" appears in a drop-down menu. A dialog appears with a line of code to integrate into the site.
Facebook said it would soon give to other sites the opportunity to integrate their messages, without elaborating. Other social networks like Twitter and Instagram already allow their content to be embedded in other sites.
Integrated posts enters Facebook
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