Page In Page free WordPress plugin

The page-in-page plugin has a very simple mission: Insert posts and pages within each other with no stress. Bring your Facebook Page posts to your WP pages. Show your Tweets in your WP blog. It provides possibilities to use both widgets and shortcodes. If using a widget you are only able to include pages within pages but if using the shortcode, you are able to able to insert posts/pages within other posts/pages. For Facebook Page posts, only the first 25 most recent posts are returned and for Tweets, only the first 20 most recent tweets are returned. In future releases maybe we will include pagination for social feeds. Usage Using the widget The settings in the widget include: Title: Widget Title. This title will be shown as the page’s title if ‘Show page title’ option is not selected. Page: Select the page that will be included when widget is called. Show page title: If checked (selected) then the page title will be shown and the ‘Widget Title’ ignored. Show title as link: If checked (selected) the title will be displayed as a link to the page. Show page content: If checked (selected) then the page content will be included in the output. Show featured image: If checked (selected) then the featured image will be included in the output. Show featured image as link : If checked (selected) then the featured image will be included and linked to page in the output. Output Template: Insert an HTML template that will be used to display content of the widget. If not provided the default template will be used Slugs that can be used in your template are ${page_title}, ${page_content}, ${page_link}, ${page_image} . Each are self explanatory of what they will be replaced with. The default output template is ${page_title} ${page_content} Using shortcode