Many people maintain dynamic content on Google Documents or hold volatile data on Google Spreadsheets. These change when collaborators save an update or users submit a form. Occasionally, one may wish to embed the contents of one's Google Documents or Spreadsheets in a post or page to reflect the latest updates on one's blog. This plugin seeks to provide this functionality without using an <iframe>. In addition, it caches contents of the Google Documents or Spreadsheets to speed up page loading.
Currently, the plugin can only access published documents, but can access both private and public spreadsheets.

Embedding a document in a blog post, inline.
Features
- Document, Spreadsheet, and cell embedding
- Table styling, including alternating patterns
- Document styling
- Caching
- Tablesorter
- Custom column headings
Blogs Using IGD
Important
Should you decide to checkout a copy of the plugin using SVN, make sure you correct the file permissions on your own as SVN does not preserve file permissions. I recommend the following settings (assuming FTP user as codex and Web user as www-data):
-rw-r----- codex www-data some-file.php drwxr-x--- codex www-data some-directory
As for the cache and error log:
drwxrwx--- codex www-data cache -rw-rw---- codex www-data error.log.php
Changlog [0.9]
- Capability to embed single cell added
- Capability to import stylesheets from user-specified directory added
- Bug caused by Wordpress URL fixed
- Document styling added
- Custom classes for documents and spreadsheets added
- Other minor bug fixes
Changelog [0.8]
- Zend library reduced
- Support for WPMU added
- Migrated to v2.7, implemented Settings API
- Tablesorter functionality added (blue skin included)
- Error handling improved
- Links within plugin modified, folder name may now be changed by user
- Zend not found error fixed
Changelog [0.7]
- Improved error and exception management
- Support for Google Apps
- Document images enabled
- File permissions corrected for improved security
- Additional class for tr and td to allow alternating (zebra) styling