Yes, if you use a WordPress plugin like Smash Balloon Social Photo Feed or a third-party service like EmbedSocial, you can customize the layout, number of columns, number of posts, and other styling options.

I apologize for any confusion. It seems like you may be asking for a more interactive troubleshooting or support style response. Here’s a summary of what we’ve discussed and some specific actions to take based on common issues and expectations when embedding an Instagram feed into a website:

What I Tried
Outlined Methods:
Detailed steps for embedding an Instagram feed using various methods: direct embedding, WordPress plugins, and third-party services.
Common Questions & Solutions:
Provided answers to frequently asked questions about embedding Instagram feeds.

What You Might Be Expecting
Detailed Step-by-Step Guide:
Specific instructions tailored to your platform (e.g., WordPress, HTML site).
Troubleshooting Tips:
Help with specific issues you’re facing (e.g., feed not displaying, customization issues).
Examples:
Real-world examples or case studies of successful Instagram feed embeddings.

Example of Using a Third-Party Service (Wallstag)
Sign Up and Connect Instagram:

Create an account on Wallstag.
Connect your Instagram account.
Customize the Feed:

Use Wallstag’s dashboard to customize the appearance of your feed.
Generate and Embed Code:

Generate the embed code from Wallstag.
Copy the code and paste it into your website’s HTML where you want the feed to appear.
Specific Issue: Feed Not Updating
If your feed is not updating:

Check Plugin/Service Settings:

Ensure the auto-refresh settings are enabled.
Check for any rate limits imposed by Instagram API.
Re-authenticate Account:

Sometimes, re-authenticating your Instagram account can resolve syncing issues.
Contact Support:

If issues persist, contact the support team of the plugin or service you are using.
If you provide more details about what platform you are using and any specific issues or goals, I can give more targeted advice.