Tagembed Integration

The Tagembed Integration Module allows you to easily embed social media feeds from Tagembed into your Drupal website. The module provides a configurable block where you can insert the Tagembed iframe URL, displaying aggregated social media content anywhere on your site.

Overview

The Tagembed Integration Module allows you to easily embed social media feeds from Tagembed into your Drupal website. The module provides a configurable block where you can insert the Tagembed iframe URL, displaying aggregated social media content anywhere on your site.

Features

✅ Provides a custom block to display Tagembed social media feeds.

✅ Allows configuring the iframe URL directly from the admin interface.

✅ Supports custom CSS for styling the feed.

✅ Can be placed in any region of the site.

Requirements

Drupal 10 or 11
An active Tagembed account to generate the iframe URL.

Instllation

1. Install via Composer (Recommended):
composer require drupal/tagembed_integration

2.Navigate to Extend in the Drupal admin panel and enable the Tagembed Integration module.

3. Clear the Drupal cache:

drush en tagembed_integration -y
drush cache:rebuild

Or enable it manually in the Drupal admin panel under: Extend > Tagembed Integration

Configuration

Step 1: Generate the Tagembed Iframe URL

1. Go to Tagembed and sign in.
2. Create a new widget and select the social network (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.).
3. Configure the feed (e.g., by hashtag, handle, or mentions).
4. Click "Embed Widget" and choose the iframe option.
5. Copy the iframe URL.

Step 2: Configure the Tagembed Block in Drupal

1. Go to Structure > Block Layout.
2. Click Place block in your desired theme region.
3. Search for Tagembed Block and add it to the desired region.
4. Configure the block by inserting your Tagembed iframe URL.
5. Save the configuration and the social media feed should now be displayed on your site.

Sponsorship

This module was developed with sponsorship from Dexa, see more dexa.ag.

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues or contribute to the development of this module via its Drupal.org project page.

License

This module is open-source and distributed under the GNU General Public License v2 or later.