Hi! For what I know (but I’m no expert), you basically need to “tell” your site exactly where you want the feed, as it is of course better that the site doesn’t choose by itself (a feed that would appear anywhere on your site just by activating it would be out of your control).
If you want it in a page or post, go to the respective section in your WordPress dashboard and open that page or post and paste the code there.
If you want it in a page that’s not encoded as a page by WordPress (that is, the pages that are created in the homonymous section of your dashboard), like for example an archive page created with a php file in your editor, then use the widget function of the plugin (if you’ve installed the plugin, you will find its widget in the Widgets section of your dashboard, under “Appearance”). Only, in this case, you’ll have to “summon” the widget in the php file with CSS code, and that’s definitely out of my reach to teach you.
Hello alockie,
If you want to put the content in the body of a page in WordPress (this is “Page” content, not a template), then you can use the shortcode to do so anywhere within that page content. Examples of using this shortcode are available here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-instagram/other_notes/
If you’d like to use it within a page template (the PHP code in your theme), you can make similar calls by using the “do_shortcode” function, documentation for which is available in the WordPress Codex here: https://codex.wordpress.org/it:Riferimento_funzioni/do_shortcode
Finally, you could use the Easy Instagram Widget to place a feed in one of your sidebars by going to Appearance > Widgets in your wp-admin section.
My mistake, I realized a bit late that the link I sent to the Codex was the Italian documentation. You can see the English documentation here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/do_shortcode/
