Simple Photo Feed vs ZD Embed for Zoom Meeting SDK

Simple Photo Feed is a free WordPress plugin that lets you embed your Instagram photos as a gallery in your website. Features Easy embed feature to display Instagram posts from your account. Super simple to set up – No coding or editing files! Completely responsive and mobile ready – layout looks great on any screen size and in any container width Customizable – Customize the number of photos, number of columns, image size and captions display! Use the built-in shortcode options to completely customize your Instagram feed Built in optional lightbox to view larger images and scroll through gallery without leaving the current site Benefits Increase Social Engagement – Increase engagement between you and your Instagram followers. Increase your number of followers by displaying your Instagram content directly on your site. Save Time – Don’t have time to update your photos on your site? Save time and increase efficiency by only posting your photos to Instagram and automatically displaying them on your website Keep Your Site Looking Fresh – Automatically push your new Instagram content straight to your site to keep it looking fresh and keeping your audience engaged. Super simple to set up – Once installed, you can be displaying your Instagram photos within 30 seconds! No coding required, no complex steps or Instagram Developer account needed.

ZD Embed for Zoom Meeting SDK lets you embed a meeting experience inside WordPress pages (not an iframe). It uses the Zoom Meeting SDK (Web) and generates the required signature on your server via a protected REST endpoint. Features: * Custom Post Type: Zoom Rooms (each room has a public URL like /zoom/my-room/) * Shortcode embedding anywhere * Server-side signature (JWT HS256) via REST endpoint protected by a temporary token * Optional “Leave URL” * Anti-cache headers for embed pages (helps prevent expired-token issues) Important notes: * You cannot reliably embed a standard Zoom join link in an iframe due to browser/platform restrictions. The recommended way is the Meeting SDK. * By default the plugin generates attendee (role=0) signatures only. Host role requires additional security and is intentionally blocked. Zoom App Setup (Meeting SDK) To embed meetings you need a Zoom app with Meeting SDK enabled. Steps (high-level): 1. Go to the Zoom App Marketplace and choose Develop → Build App. 2. Create a General App. 3. Open Embed and enable Meeting SDK. 4. Copy your credentials (Client ID/Secret or SDK Key/Secret) from App Credentials. Official documentation: * Meeting SDK – Create your app * Meeting SDK – Authentication / signature (These links are also included inside the plugin admin screen.) Shortcode Use this shortcode in any post/page: [zd_zoom_embed meeting_number=”123456789″ passcode=”ABC123″ height=”700″ auto_join=”1″ user_name=”Guest”] Arguments: * meeting_number (required) * passcode (optional) * height (default 700) * auto_join (default 1) * user_name (optional)