How Do I Embed a Figma in WordPress?
Figma is a vector drawing program that's used by designers to create interface designs, illustrations, and icons. You can use Figma to create designs for websites, apps, and even video games.Figma is free to use and easy to learn. In this article, we'll show you how to embed a Figma design in WordPress.What is Figma?Figma is a vector drawing program that's used by designers to create interface designs, illustrations, and icons. Figma is free to use and easy to learn.
How to Embed a Figma in WordPressThere are two ways to embed a Figma design in WordPress:
1. Use theFigma plugin for WordPress.
2. Use the code provided by Figma.
To use theFigma plugin for WordPress, you first need to install and activate the plugin. For more information on how to do this, see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
Once the plugin is activated, you need to connect it to your Figma account.To do this, go to Settings » Figma and click on the Connect button. You will be redirected to theFigma website where you need to log in and allow the plugin access to your account.
After connecting your account, you can go back to your WordPress admin area and start embedding Figmas in your posts and pages. Simply edit the post or page where you want to add the design, and then click on the Add Design button above the editor.
A popup window will appear where you need to select the Figma file you want to embed. Once selected, click on the Insert button.
Your Figma design will now be embedded in your WordPress post or page.
How To Use The Code Provided By FigmaIf you don't want to use a plugin, then you can use the code provided by Figma. First, you need to get the embed code for your design.
To do this, open your design in Figma and click on File » Embed in Frame.
You will see a popup window with some options.
Leave all options as default and click on Copy Code.
Now go back to your WordPress admin area and edit the post or page where you want
to add the design.
Paste the code into the editor and then publish or update your post or page.
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