Facebook Tweaks Embedded Posts
Facebook introduced embedded posts last July to allow its users to add public posts from media outlets to other Web destinations, such as blogs and websites. The social network announced improvements to the feature Wednesday: a new design, faster load times, and the ability for publishers to save their default widths.
Facebook introduced embedded posts last July to allow its users to add public posts from media outlets to other Web destinations, such as blogs and websites. The social network announced improvements to the feature Wednesday: a new design, faster load times, and the ability for publishers to save their default widths.
Software Engineer Dave Capra detailed the changes in a post on the social network’s developer blog:
Posts that include media content such as photos and videos usually get more engagement on Facebook.
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