Hi, We are having a similar issue with our Instagram feed. It is showing on Desktop but doesn’t appear on any of our mobile browsers. Are you able to look into this?
Here is the desktop link showing correctly
Thanks,
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Hey there and welcome to the Community, @user1784 
I’ve forwarded your request to our devs. I’ll let you know once I hear back from them 
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There is a restriction coming from the website to not show the widget’s container for devices with the width less than 1024 px:
You can fix this issue using this code in the Custom CSS field on the Style tab of your widget’s settings:
.global-styles,
.mediumScreenDisabled:has(.elfsight-app-930021d6-499c-4322-9ac1-8c71c4a3f2f5) {
display: block !important;
}
However, we’d recommend fixing it globally on your website. Let me know if it helped or if you have any further questions
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Hi Max,
Could you please let us know where this code should be placed, as we can’t find the correct place. non of the coding in the image matches up to what is in the developer area of the website
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Hi there, @user1784
The code I’ve suggested should be added to the Custom CSS field on the Style tab of your widget’s settings:
Check it out and let me know if you’ve found this setting
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Hi Max, We can’t seem to find where to place to code still as when we go to edit the widget, this is the only option?
Would it be possible to see if you can explain where to put it please?
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Hi there, @user1784
Sure! This code should add this code to the widget’s settings, but not to your website. For this, please open your Elfsight dashboard and click Edit widget:
After that, please add to the Custom CSS field on the Style tab:
Please try it out and let me know if you’ve found the Custom CSS section