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Master Embed Posts is a plugin that helps you to embed internal posts into the current post easily and beautifully. 
* Search and select the posts you want to embed 
* Choose the layout you want: basic list, list with icons or featured_image style. 
* Re-order the posts just by drag & drop

Master Embed Posts

The plugin helps you to embed internal posts into the current post easily and beautifully.

Social Crew

SocialCrew Widgets loads the official SocialCrew widget runtime from <code>widgets-api.socialcrew.io</code> when a page contains a widget shortcode or the SocialCrew block.
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<li>Shortcode <code>[socialcrew_widget]</code> with catalog parameters (type, team, league) or a direct <code>space</code> id.</li>
<li>Shortcode <code>[socialcrew_widget_saved]</code> for presets you save under Settings → SocialCrew Widgets.</li>
<li>Gutenberg block SocialCrew Widget to pick a saved preset.</li>
<li>Settings screen with a shortcode builder, preview in a new window, and saved widget management.</li>
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The plugin loads the space catalog from the SocialCrew widgets API (<code>GET /plugin/v1/space-catalog</code>) on the server. No setup is required after install—the production API URL and read-only credentials are built into the plugin. The catalog is cached briefly in WordPress transients.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin relies on SocialCrew’s hosted widget loader to render widgets in the visitor’s browser.
What the service is: The endpoint <code>https://widgets-api.socialcrew.io/load</code> serves the JavaScript module that powers the widget UI (tables, fixtures, polls, etc.) when your site outputs the plugin shortcode or block.
What data is sent and when: On each page view where a widget is embedded (or when you use the admin preview), the visitor’s browser requests that URL. Typical query parameters are <code>space</code> (the widget identifier), <code>adaptive=true</code>, and optional <code>showHeader</code>. The plugin does not intentionally send WordPress user credentials or private admin data to SocialCrew—only the public widget parameters needed to render the embed.
Documentation (widgets product): <a href="https://widgets.socialcrew.io/" rel="nofollow ugc">SocialCrew Widgets</a>
Terms of Use: <a href="https://widgets.socialcrew.io/termos-de-uso" rel="nofollow ugc">https://widgets.socialcrew.io/termos-de-uso</a>
Privacy policy: <a href="https://widgets.socialcrew.io/politica-de-privacidade" rel="nofollow ugc">https://widgets.socialcrew.io/politica-de-privacidade</a>
<h3>Privacy</h3>
When a visitor loads a page that embeds a SocialCrew widget, the browser requests a JavaScript module from widgets-api.socialcrew.io. Query parameters may include the widget <code>space</code> id, <code>adaptive=true</code>, and optional <code>showHeader</code>.
On the server, the plugin may call api-v1.widgets.solutions to refresh the read-only space catalog (type/team/league to space id). That request uses credentials embedded in the plugin package; visitors never see those credentials.
The plugin does not send your WordPress user data to SocialCrew by default. Site administrators configure widgets in wp-admin; only public widget parameters are used in the front-end script URL.
For questions about data processed by SocialCrew’s servers, refer to the External services section above, the privacy policy at <a href="https://widgets.socialcrew.io/politica-de-privacidade" rel="nofollow ugc">widgets.socialcrew.io/politica-de-privacidade</a>, and the terms at <a href="https://widgets.socialcrew.io/termos-de-uso" rel="nofollow ugc">widgets.socialcrew.io/termos-de-uso</a>.

SocialCrew Widgets

Embed SocialCrew widgets in WordPress using shortcodes or a Gutenberg block, without pasting script snippets by hand.

Master Embed Posts vs SocialCrew Widgets