Multiple Feeds on One Page
You can display multiple Curator feeds on the same page, each showing different content sources or using different layouts. This is useful for showcasing various social channels or creating themed content sections.
Embedding Multiple Feeds
Each feed needs its own container element with a unique ID:
<!-- First feed -->
<div id="curator-feed-1"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
/* Feed 1 embed code */
</script>
<!-- Second feed -->
<div id="curator-feed-2"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
/* Feed 2 embed code */
</script>Each feed operates independently with its own sources, styling, and update schedule.
Best Practices
Separate containers: Keep adequate spacing between feeds for visual clarity
Different layouts: Use varied templates (grid, carousel, list) to differentiate feeds
Loading performance: Each feed adds a small amount of load time—test page speed with multiple feeds
Unique IDs: Ensure container IDs don't conflict with other page elements
Too many feeds on one page can slow load times and overwhelm visitors. Consider using 2-3 feeds maximum per page.
Common Use Cases
Instagram feed in the header, Twitter feed in the footer
One feed for customer reviews, another for team posts
Event-specific feeds showing multiple hashtags
Regional feeds showing location-specific content
Give each feed a clear heading or label so visitors understand what content each one displays.