Mongoose Page Plugin
Seamlessly add a Facebook Page to your WordPress website with the Mongoose Page Plugin! Trusted by more than 30,000 WordPress websites worldwide, the Mongoose Page Plugin is the simplest way to add a Facebook page to your website. You can add your Facebook page to any widget area with the custom Mongoose Page Plugin widget, with live preview available in the Customizer. The plugin can be used to add your Facebook page to any post, page or text widget by using the [facebook-page-plugin] shortcode to display the plugin wherever you like, as often as you like. Other features include: A shortcode generator on the admin dashboard for easy generating of the shortcode Uses your site language by default, but you can display your Facebook page in all 111 languages that Facebook supports, including English, Spanish, Arabic, German, French, Russian and many more With more than 30,000 installs and over 50 5-star rating, the Mongoose Page Plugin is one of the most popular social media plugins for WordPress. Plugin Settings The Mongoose Page Plugin uses a shortcode to insert the page feed. You set your settings within the shortcode. [facebook-page-plugin setting=”value”] Available settings: href (URL path that comes after facebook.com/) width (number, in pixels, between 180 and 500, default 340) height (number, in pixels, minimum 70, default 500) cover (true/false, show page cover photo, default true) facepile (true/false, show facepile, default true) tabs (any combination of [posts, messages, events], default timeline) cta (true/false, hide custom call to action if applicable, default false) small (true/false, display small header (must be true for height to be lower than 130px), default false) adapt (true/false, force plugin to be responsive, default true) language (languageCode_countryCode eg: en_US, language of the plugin, default site language) method (SDK or iframe embed method, default SDK) Deprecated Settings * posts (true/false) – posts has been replaced by tabs as of 1.4.0. There is a fallback in place to convert it to tabs Example: [facebook-page-plugin href="facebook" width="300" height="500" cover="true" facepile="true" tabs="timeline" adapt="true"] This will display a Facebook page feed that loads in the page facebook.com/facebook that is 300px wide but adapts to it’s container, 500px high, displaying the page’s cover photo, facepile and recent posts in the same language as the site. See the screenshots tab for a demonstration of how it will appear Filter Reference facebook_page_plugin_dashboard_widget_capability Changes who can see the shortcode generator on the dashboard. Default: edit_posts facebook_page_plugin_app_id Changes the Facebook App ID.
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Smush – Image Optimization, Compression, Lazy Load, WebP & CDN
Compress images, optimize images, and enable image lazy load automatically with the powerful Smush image optimizer to keep your WordPress site fast, without losing quality. Smush makes it easy to optimize images, compress images, and deliver images faster across your entire WordPress site. This all-in-one image optimizer automatically reduces image file sizes, enables image lazy load, and serves modern formats like WebP and AVIF, all without breaking image quality or adding extra work. Whether you’re running a blog, store, or portfolio, Smush helps you optimize images at scale and keep your site fast with a trusted WordPress image optimizer. Trusted by 1+ Million Sites | 4.8/5 Star Rating Get everything you need to optimize images and speed up your site. Smush works out of the box with no complicated setup – just install and let it handle the rest. Compress images without losing quality Reduce image file size automatically while keeping your images sharp and clear. 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