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The Common Ninja LinkedIn Feed Slider is a free, no-code widget that shows LinkedIn posts as a sliding sequence on any website. Point it at the feed, style the slides, and paste one line of embed code.
Each post gets the full width of the block, which suits LinkedIn content because the posts are text and one at a time is how people actually read them.
The feed updates on its own, slides are clickable, hover effects and custom CSS are included, and it stays responsive. Works on 200+ platforms including WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Webflow.
Why add a LinkedIn feed slider to your website?
B2B credibility where buyers check it
In B2B the LinkedIn page is often more current than the website. A slider brings that activity onto the site, so a prospect doing due diligence sees a company that is visibly working rather than a page last touched a year ago.
Put thought leadership on your own domain
Posts that took real effort to write live on LinkedIn and stop existing for anyone not scrolling that day. A slider gives them a permanent home on the site, where search traffic actually lands.
Company news without a newsroom
Hires, launches, awards, and events all get posted on LinkedIn anyway. A slider turns that into the site's news section, which is far easier to sustain than a blog nobody has time to write.
Fits a narrow column
One post at a time takes a single column, so the slider works in a sidebar or between sections of a landing page where a multi-column feed would have to be cut.
How it works
Point it at the feed
Set the LinkedIn source you want to display. Posts are pulled in with their text and images, and new ones arrive on their own, so nothing has to be screenshotted or copied across.
Style the slides
Choose the hover effect and styling, and set how large each slide runs. LinkedIn posts are long, so give them room: a slide sized for a photograph will crop the text that was the point.
Embed one line of code
Copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab and paste it where the slider belongs. Posting on LinkedIn updates the section with no second step.
What you get with the Common Ninja LinkedIn Feed Slider
Updates without re-embedding
New posts appear on their own, so the section stays current without you editing the page. That is the difference between a widget and a screenshot that is stale by the following week.
Clickable posts
Each slide links through, so a reader who wants the full post or the comment thread gets there in one click, and the slider becomes a route to the page rather than a dead end.
Hover effects
A subtle effect on hover signals the slide is interactive. Without it a text slider reads as a static quote block and most visitors will not try it.
Responsive and custom CSS
Scales to the screen width so long posts stay readable on a phone, and a custom CSS field for exact design matching. One embed snippet, 200+ platforms, nothing to install.
Everything in the LinkedIn Feed Slider editor
Interactive Hover Effects
Enhance the visual appeal of your LinkedIn Feed Slider with hover effects that highlight posts as users scroll through, making your content more engaging and dynamic.
Fully Customizable Design Options
Personalize the LinkedIn Feed Slider to align with your website’s branding by adjusting colors, fonts, layouts, and spacing to create a professional and cohesive design.
Fully Responsive Across All Devices
The widget is optimized for all screen sizes, ensuring your LinkedIn feed looks stunning and functions flawlessly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.
Advanced Customization with Custom CSS
For advanced users, the LinkedIn Feed Slider Widget supports custom CSS, offering detailed control over its appearance and functionality to meet your specific requirements.
Simple Integration Across Platforms
The LinkedIn Feed Slider Widget can be embedded with a single line of code, ensuring seamless integration with all major website platforms and CMS tools.
Also included in the editor
Auto-Updating LinkedIn Content
Keep your website fresh and up-to-date with the widget’s auto-refresh feature, which syncs with your LinkedIn account to display your most recent posts automatically.
Clickable Posts for Enhanced Interaction
Allow visitors to click on posts in the slider, directing them to your LinkedIn profile or individual updates, encouraging deeper engagement with your professional content.
Easy and Intuitive Setup
No coding is required to set up the LinkedIn Feed Slider Widget. Its user-friendly interface ensures quick installation and effortless customization.
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Quick answers
Build the slider in the editor, then open the Shopify page or theme section where it belongs, add a Custom HTML block, paste the Common Ninja embed snippet, and save. It is the usual route for B2B stores whose company news lives on LinkedIn rather than in a blog.
Use the slider when the posts are worth reading and you want one at a time at full width, which is usually the case for LinkedIn. Use the carousel when you want several visible at once as a strip of activity, and the point is showing that the account is busy rather than getting each post read.
No. You set the source in the editor and Common Ninja handles fetching the posts. There is no LinkedIn app to register, no OAuth flow to set up, and no rate limit for you to manage.
A slide shows as much as its size allows, and LinkedIn posts run long, so size the slide generously and let the click-through carry anyone who wants the rest. A slider that crops every post to two lines is not showing thought leadership, it is showing fragments.
Each slider follows one source, so use two widgets if you want both: the company page on an about or news page, and a founder's posts on their bio page. That is usually better than mixing them, because the two voices read differently.
Treat the slider as something visitors see rather than content that will rank, since it loads in the browser. Its value is credibility and time on page for B2B buyers doing research. Your own written pages are what earn rankings.
Yes, it scales to the screen width, and one post at a time suits a narrow screen well. Check the slide height at phone width, because a long post that fits a desktop slide can overflow on mobile.
Yes. Each slider is its own widget with its own source and settings. On the free plan each widget counts separately against your plan's widget allowance.
How to add LinkedIn Feed Slider to your website
Pick your platform. Each takes under 4 minutes.
- 1Edit the post or page and add a Custom HTML block where the slider should sit.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the block and click Update.
- 3View the page. New posts pull in on their own, with no further edits.
- 1In the Wix editor, click Add Elements, then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
- 2Choose Code, paste the Common Ninja embed snippet, and click Apply.
- 3Drag the element to size and position, then publish the site.
- 1Open the page or theme section where the slider belongs and add a Custom HTML block.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and save.
- 3Preview, then publish. The slider renders inline on the storefront.
- 1Edit the page and add a Code block where the slider should appear.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and check the block is not set to display as plain text.
- 3Save and publish. The slider is interactive on the live site.
- 1Drag an Embed element onto the page from the Add panel.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the code editor and save.
- 3Publish the site. The slider runs on the published domain, not in the designer preview.
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FAQ
The LinkedIn Feed Slider Widget displays your LinkedIn posts in a scrolling slider format, providing a professional and engaging way to showcase content on your website.
The widget syncs automatically with your LinkedIn account, ensuring your latest posts are displayed in real-time without manual updates.
Yes, the widget allows you to customize colors, fonts, layouts, and other design elements to ensure it matches your website’s branding perfectly.
Absolutely! The widget is fully responsive, providing a seamless user experience on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Yes, visitors can click on posts within the slider to view them directly on LinkedIn, increasing engagement with your professional updates.
No coding skills are required. The widget is designed for ease of use, allowing anyone to install and customize it effortlessly.
Yes, the widget allows you to control the scrolling speed and the duration each post stays on screen to suit your audience's preferences.
Yes, for advanced users, the widget supports custom CSS, enabling detailed design and functionality modifications.
You can display as many posts as you'd like, depending on your preferences and the space available on your website.
Yes, the LinkedIn Slider Widget includes intuitive navigation tools such as arrows and dots for smooth browsing of your LinkedIn feed.
Yes, you can manually select which posts from your LinkedIn account to display in the slider.
No, the widget is lightweight and optimized for performance, ensuring it doesn’t negatively affect your website’s loading speed.
Yes, the widget works seamlessly with all major website builders and CMS platforms.
Yes, you can embed the widget on multiple pages or even across different websites as needed.
Our support team is available through the widget dashboard or our website to assist with any technical questions or customization needs.
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LinkedIn posts as a full-width sliding sequence that updates itself, with clickable posts, hover effects, full responsiveness, and custom CSS. Fits a narrow column where a multi-column feed will not. Embed on 200+ platforms including WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Webflow.
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