A native Facebook gallery in Joomla so social clicks stay on your site
1. Key points
Feeds can use the Graph API or, without a token, fall back to the official page widget.
Optional local caching and an in-page lightbox cut third-party dependence and support a more privacy-minded setup.
Joomla 5/6 package (PHP 8.1+) with shortcodes; the WordPress build is sold separately.
2. The news in detail
For hotels, restaurants and tour operators in Fuerteventura, the social wall is often the daily shop window — yet every click out to Facebook breaks the visit. This GMC Licenses extension drops that activity into Joomla articles as a responsive gallery: cards or list, configurable columns and a load-more control, plus optional metadata (header, counts, return link).
The catalogue build listed today (1.20.14, updated 15 September 2026) stresses two feed modes and a presentation that can sit close to a YOOtheme-style look. The editorial point is not to replace the social page, but to keep readers where they already are: on your own domain, under a GPL licence with keyed updates after purchase.
3. Voices and statements
“Every hop out to the network is a visit the site loses; showing the wall at home changes that tally.”
4. Use case and audience
Typical audience: Joomla sites for stays, dining and island experiences that already post on Facebook and want that material reused on home or detail pages. Needs: Joomla 5.x/6.x and PHP 8.1+. Catalogue pricing from €29 by site plan; a WordPress twin is a separate product.
5. What it means for Fuerteventura
For teams publishing via Fuerteventura TV / GMC, it sits in the self-hosted CMS app market: licence key by email, updates while the licence stays active, and content-plugin shortcodes so a feed drops in without hand-built embeds. Think traffic retention, not a one-off advert.
