iinclude_page.php to the wp-content/plugins directory
of your Wordpress installationiinclude_page function or in your
pages/posts using the shortcode syntax.After installing it, the plugin adds the function ´iinclude_page´:
void iinclude_page(int post_id [,string params, boolean return = false])
The function takes three parameters: the id of the page to include (post_id) and an optional string (params) which contains the display options and an optional boolean (return) tells wether to return the content or display it on screen.
If you wish to include the content of page number 4 insert the following code into your template file (eg. sidebar.php):
<?php iinclude_page(4); ?>
or
<?php echo iinclude_page(4, null, true); ?>
In order to avoid PHP errors you should use the function with the following syntax:
<?php if(function_exists('iinclude_page')) iinclude_page(4); ?>
You can also display the page title using the following code:
<?php iinclude_page(4,'displayTitle=true&titleBefore=<h2 class="sidebar-header">'); ?>
You can include a page's content in a page/post using the syntax:
[include-page id="123"]
or
[include-page id="3" displayTitle="true" displayStyle="DT_TEASER_MORE" titleBefore="<h3>" titleAfter="</h3>" more="continue»"]
The current version supports the following parameters:
displayTitle (boolean) toggle title display titleBefore/after (string) string to display before and after the title displayStyle (integer constant) one of the following:



