Embed a Page inside a Page

Kris

# September 5, 2009

instead of “page_id=”

you could also use “pagename=”

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Nizam Kazi

Permalink to comment# December 30, 2012

Hey Kris,

Thanks, “pagename=” this is what I was searching for :)

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ben

Permalink to comment# July 13, 2013

keep in mind that page names change, but the id number is static, so is a touch safer . . .

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Sergio Gil Nicolay

Permalink to comment# September 10, 2015

Thank you, this is exactly what I was searching for.

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david

# February 3, 2010

ok,
nice and thanks a lot for all this information.it is very very useful for me.i am fan but new in wordpress so i visit a lot your site.just one question.if i want to embed several pages inside a page,how can i do without repeating this same code several times?
again thanks very cool informations ,actually i ve learned how to create my own theme because of you:)

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Cristobal

# April 23, 2010

Hi,

Very good solution, I’ve been looking around for something like this a while and is good to find it in a few lines of code.

It would be possible to show the content of the new page until the tag?

thanks for the help.

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Cristobal

# April 23, 2010

the previous post I’ve fortot to add the “code” inside tags, I was talking about the “Read more” line that you can add to the article.

Thanks

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Ant

# May 26, 2010

I am thinking to use that to parse one site content into one page (excessive pagination is bad!).

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Marc

# July 1, 2010

I know this is more about straight WP code/functions but I’m a huge fan of Improved Include Page – http://cl.ly/1X32

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vijay pal

Permalink to comment# March 31, 2017

I don’t want to use any plugin that’s why i was thinking to write these things.

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Florian

# July 2, 2010

hmmmm somehow it doesnt work for me… :(

im using wordpress 3.0 and my code looks correct for me, but even when i insert a post_id manually it won’t display anything… do you have any idea? I saved my code at a pastebin: http://pastebin.com/38GVT56j

thank you very much…

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Florian

# July 2, 2010

ok, i got it on my own :)
the problem only was that i used custom post types… so i had to tell the querry that it should enable displaying that specific posttype…

$recent = new WP_Query(array( 'post_type' => 'seitenelemente', 'page_id' => 157 )); </code



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Tom J Nowell

# October 18, 2010

This works if your putting it at the very end of the loop, but if you want to continue working on the main loop afterwards, you’ll need to call

wp_reset_query();

Also keep in mind if using pagenames etc, it might be a good idea to specify that you only want a single post displaying using 'posts_per_page' => 1

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Ivana Setiawan

# February 15, 2011

Hi!
When I use this code:

have_posts()) : $recent->the_post();?>

All my recent comments (on the dashboard) – always have the exact page as their “In response to” => I wish I could send you some screenshots.

So: “This is a comment” in response to “pagesidebar”, which doesn’t make sense and pretty confusing…(because ALL of the comments have the same in-reponse-to result)

Does anyone here has same problem? HELP please?

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Carl

# July 20, 2011

Hello,

This is nice. Is there anyway that will also post the image I added in the content?

THanks
Carl

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kimil

# August 22, 2011

Cool !!
Can i use it based on the page template ?

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Joe

# September 6, 2011

HELP!

I need to insert a .php page (made in dreamweaver and present on the server) WITHIN a page in WordPress.

I desire it to show when the page loads.

I designed it in Dreamweaver as I wanted to have more control over the graphics, rollover buttons, etc.

I just need to plug it in to a WordPress page. I still need to maintain the other aspects of the WordPress template, however (sidebar, header, etc)

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Ronan

# November 23, 2011

Chris, you sir, are a legend! Thanks for this.

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Rasha

# June 25, 2012

any relpy please on the comments ?????
Thanks

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tim

# September 18, 2012

This code worked great when I added one page with it.
I tried to repeat the code below to display a second and third page and it locked up my browser and confused Google analytics and a Light Social Plugin. I disabled them but I’m still having trouble using this code to display more than one post. Do I need to change each occurrence of recent to recent 1, recent 2 etc. or will each recent replace the last one?

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Gourish Yaji

# November 21, 2012

I want to have 3 pages embedded in my home page. One is forum page and other two are recent posts in particular categories. Can this be possible by above page ?

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Admission Times

# November 21, 2012

How can i replace the included code of page which is added in post ?

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Russell

# September 19, 2013

This is what I’ve been looking for. I’m new to WordPress. Where do I type this code… in the page itself…

Grateful if someone can help a newbie :-)

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erwin prasetyo

# October 5, 2013

yeah.. this works on wordpress 3.6 … thanks^^

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Siva

Permalink to comment# December 5, 2014

Thanks

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Hindujhan

# February 18, 2014

Thank you

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Scott

# December 12, 2014

Thanks for this post! I used a variation of this snippet to create a Page that always displays the single most recent blog post, which my readers can bookmark for quick access to my latest writing. Here’s how I did it…

Add a new Page (the post_type is 'page') and make sure the page slug is latest. The content of the page can be left blank as it is ignored.
Make a copy of your theme’s single.php template file and rename it page-latest.php (in other words, the filename format is page-{slug}.php). This file will go in your theme directory. For this example, I’m starting with the single.php file from the TwentyFourteen theme.
Note that I edited out the “loop” code, while (have_posts()...endwhile, as it is not needed for a single post.
Add the two lines of code before get_header() as shown below. The first line creates a new query object with the latest Post’s data; the second line takes the place of the traditional “loop” code and tells WordPress to use the new query’s post data instead of the original Page’s data.
If you use a custom template for your blog posts, you can change the parameters of get_template_part() accordingly.
Optionally add a “preamble” between <div id="content"> and get_template_part().

Here is the entire template code:

<?php
$latest = new WP_Query( array( 'post_status' => 'publish', 'posts_per_page' => 1, 'post_type' => 'post' ) );
$latest->the_post();

get_header(); ?>

    <div id="primary" class="content-area">
        <div id="content" class="site-content" role="main">

            <div id="preamble">
                <h3>The Latest Post</h3>
                <small>
                    Note: This page changes every time I post to my blog.
                    To bookmark or share this particular post,
                    <a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_permalink() ); ? rel="nofollow">">click here first</a>.
                </small>
                <hr />
            </div>

            <?php
                get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );

                // Uncomment this or replace with your theme's nav link function:
                // twentyfourteen_post_nav();

                if ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) {
                    comments_template();
                }
            ?>
        </div><!-- #content -->
    </div><!-- #primary -->

<?php
get_sidebar( 'content' );
get_sidebar();
get_footer();

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krrish

# April 23, 2015

how can I convert this into an shortcode? Eg:- [my_content]

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Aalaap Ghag

# May 4, 2015

This should work when added to your functions.php:

function includepage_func( $atts ) {
    $atts = shortcode_atts( array(
        'id' => -1,
        'name' => '?'
    ), $atts, 'includepage' );

    if ($atts['id'] != -1) {
        $wp_query_parameters = "page_id=" . $atts['id'];
    } else {
        $wp_query_parameters = "pagename=" . $atts['name'];
    }

    $recent = new WP_Query($wp_query_parameters);

    while($recent->have_posts()) {
        $recent->the_post();
        $pagecontent = "<h3>" . the_title('', '', FALSE) . "</h3>" . get_the_content();
    }
}

add_shortcode( 'includepage', 'includepage_func' );

In your page/post, use it like this:

[includepage id=59]

OR

[includepage name=about]

Junior

# July 3, 2016

How can I embed an external webpage?

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Jeffrey

# January 24, 2019

OK, say I wanted to embed a page from one WP site say ncpm.sitename.com/page_id_1 to another WP site say blog.sitename.com/page_id_55? How do you do that?

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