Display Embedded Videos by D.Biota vs Simple Like Page – Fast & Privacy-Friendly Page Embeds

You can display a gallery with one, some or all the Youtube and Vimeo videos embedded within your site. They can be shown chronologically (most recent videos posted) or in a daily random basis, which is a powerful tool to get your visitors engaged (each day they visit the video list, it will show a different selection of random videos from your site). It is simple and clean, just works with shortcodes that can be posted wherever and easily created in the plugin Settings Page with a Shortcode Wizard. Features display vids chronologically (most recent videos posted) display vids in a daily random basis shows titles and links to the posts where each video was originally posted vids displayed get updated accordingly when new vids are posted in your site you can display vids collection in posts, pages or widgets choose the number of vids to display choose the number of vids per line show a “Load more…” button Shortcode example: [display_embedded_videos mode="daily_random" vids_to_display="4" vids_per_line="1" more="yes"] (you can know all possible values with the Shortcodes Wizard in the Settings page of the plugin) Plugin page: http://www.diegobiota.com/tecnologias-web/wordpress/display-embedded-videos-by-d-biota-wordpress-plugin/ PRO extra features display vids per specific category display vids per specific tag display vids per specific forum (bbpress)

Embedding social Page content often slows down WordPress sites and loads third-party scripts before visitors interact. Simple Like Page helps you embed Meta™ Page content without hurting performance, by delaying script loading until interaction or visibility. This reduces unnecessary requests, improves Core Web Vitals, and gives you control over when external scripts load. This plugin is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Key Features Privacy-First Loading Delays Facebook script loading until user interaction Optional lazy loading when the embed enters the viewport Helps reduce third-party requests on initial page load Performance Focused Lightweight HTML placeholder before activation No render-blocking Facebook SDK on initial page load Multiple Integration Options Gutenberg block Shortcode Classic widget Theme template tag Extensible Hooks and filters for add-ons Architecture designed for future consent-based extensions How It Works Renders a placeholder instead of the Facebook embed Loads Facebook scripts only after user interaction (or when in view, if enabled) Renders the Page Plugin once scripts are available This approach is designed to improve performance and reduce unnecessary third-party requests. Usage You can add the Facebook Page Plugin in four different ways. 1. Gutenberg Block (Recommended) Edit any post or page Click Add Block (+) Search for Simple Like Page Insert the block Paste your Facebook Page URL Adjust layout and privacy options in the block sidebar 2. Shortcode Use the shortcode inside any post or page: sfp-page-plugin Shortcode parameters: url width height hide_cover show_facepile small_header timeline events messages locale click_to_load lazy_load placeholder_text placeholder_bg_color placeholder_text_color Example: [sfp-page-plugin url="https://www.facebook.com/WordPress" width="320" timeline="true"] 3. Widget Go to Appearance -> Widgets Add SFP – Like Page Plugin Enter your Facebook Page URL Configure display options Save 4. Template Tag (Advanced) For theme developers: 'https://www.facebook.com/WordPress/', 'width' => '300', 'timeline' => true, 'locale' => 'en_US' ); sfp_page_plugin( $args ); } ?> Performance & Privacy By default, the plugin delays Facebook loading until interaction. If you enable lazy loading, scripts are loaded when the embed is in view. Facebook may set cookies or process data once the embed loads. You are responsible for updating your privacy policy as needed. Settings The plugin includes a Performance & Privacy section where you can control: Click-to-load (default off) Lazy loading (default on) Placeholder text Placeholder colors You can also set a default Facebook Page URL and locale in the settings screen. Compatibility Works with modern WordPress themes Compatible with caching and performance plugins Supports Gutenberg and Classic Editor Support Found a bug or have a feature request? Please use the Support tab on WordPress.org.