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Lauren W.
Lauren W.
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I am going to tell you the end result and you can give me ideas. I want to project Instagram pictures on a wall during office hours. I would like (but not required) to approve posts before they go up. 

The Instagram feed I have now just shows the most current pictures/text and does not scroll the whole feed. 

Do you have something that scrolls the whole feed

As of right now, I am limited to download pictures, uploading to jessor slider (or something) 

Is there like a template similar masonary wall that auto scrolls/changes the window panes? 

Any other ideas to make this work?

http://www.publichardware.com/photos.html

Also, I am not a fan of showing so much of text and less picture, I want mainly the picture, no text

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John S.
John S.
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How about using instafeed.js ?

You can specify how many images should be shown - and you can have have them shown randomly.

Some of the functions

Standard Options

  • clientId - Required. Your API client id from Instagram.
  • accessToken - A valid oAuth token. Can be used in place of a client ID.
  • target - The ID of a DOM element you want to add the images to.
  • template - Custom HTML template to use for images. See templating.
  • get - Customize what Instafeed fetches. Available options are:
    • popular (default) - Images from the popular page.
    • tagged - Images with a specific tag. Use tagName to specify the tag.
    • location - Images from a location. Use locationId to specify the location.
    • user - Images with a user. Use userId to specify the user. More info here.
  • tagName - Name of the tag to get. Use with get: 'tagged'.
  • locationId - Unique id of a location to get. Use with get: 'location'.
  • userId - Unique id of a user to get. Use with get: 'user'.
  • sortBy - Sort the images in a set order. Available options are:
    • none (default) - As they come from Instagram.
    • most-recent - Newest to oldest.
    • least-recent - Oldest to newest.
    • most-liked - Highest # of likes to lowest.
    • least-liked - Lowest # likes to highest.
    • most-commented - Highest # of comments to lowest.
    • least-commented - Lowest # of comments to highest.
    • random - Random order.
  • links - Wrap the images with a link to the photo on Instagram.
  • limit - Maximum number of Images to add.
  • resolution - Size of the images to get. Available options are:
    • thumbnail (default) - 150x150
    • low_resolution - 306x306
    • standard_resolution - 612x612


Advanced Options

  • before - A callback function called before fetching images from Instagram.
  • after - A callback function called when images have been added to the page.
  • success - A callback function called when Instagram returns valid data. Takes the JSON data as an object argument.
  • error - A callback function called when there is an error fetching images.Takes an error message as a string argument.
  • mock - Fetch data without inserting images into DOM. Use with success callback.
  • filter - A function used to exclude images from your results. The function will be given the image data as an argument, and expects the function to return a boolean. 

This is my suggestion

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Lauren W.
Lauren W.
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now that gives me something to work with!!! Thanks a lot! 

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Lauren W.
Lauren W.
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I gave it a try... sooo clueless as to how it works. Could not make it happen (I do not know code)  

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John S.
John S.
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Would it help if you had some code from one of the codepen's that was just to paste in a html-object?

Or have you simply given up?

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