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Simple Recent Post Widget with this filters:
• Post Type 
• Post Format 
• Categories (only for “Post Type” post) 
• Tags (only for “Post Type” post) 
• Authors
You can also:
• Display post Thumbnail 
• Display sticky post 
• Display post Data 
• Display author 
• Exclude widget in the same cpt page choice for widget
Use same class CSS of default WP Recent Post Widget. 
You can choice to include or exclude post for Post Format, Categories, Tags and Authors. 
From 1.3 version you can override default template with child theme on your-theme/widget-recent-post-advanced/frontend-1.php

Samuel Wood (Otto)

The normal Text widget allows you to insert arbitrary Text and/or HTML code. This allows that too, but also parses any PHP code in the text widget and executes it.
This can make it easier to migrate to a widget-based theme. However, this plugin should not be used long term, as anybody with access to edit the widgets on your site will be able to execute arbitrary PHP code.
All PHP code must be enclosed in the standard php opening and closing tags ( <code><?php</code> and <code>?></code> ) for it to be recognized and executed.
Only users with the unfiltered_html role will be allowed to insert unfiltered HTML. This includes PHP code, so users without admin or editor permissions will not be able to use this to execute code, even if they have widget editing permissions.

PHP Code Widget

Simply Awesome !!! 

WHY IS THIS NOT IN THE CORE, AND WITH THE ADDED FUNCTIONALITY TO EXECUTE PHP IN THE EDITOR???

No, instead we waste our time with useless Gutenberg !!!

Thanks for the plugin, it is a time saver for me. I can put the code in a widget, and display the widget in the content area via a shortcode... does the job well.

Unfrieking Unfreikingbelievable !!!

No highlighting for snippets.Support also doesn't exists. You can find much better plugins to insert php code snippets

much better solutions

Like the Text widget, but also allows working PHP code to be inserted.

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