Everest Forms Frontend Listing

Form entries usually stay hidden in the dashboard. Everest Forms Frontend Listing moves them onto the pages your visitors see. You place a listing on any page or post with a shortcode, then choose how each submission looks so it matches your site's style and branding. Fields collected through custom fields can be displayed too, which helps when your forms gather detailed information.

Control over what appears is a big part of the plugin. Visitors can filter listings by categories, status or custom fields, while you set role-based access to decide who sees what. Moderation tools let you review, approve or reject entries before they go live. This suits community-driven sites where the quality of submitted content matters, and the listings adapt to phones, tablets and desktops.

Features

• Shortcode display: Show user form submissions on any page or post by adding a shortcode, so you can place listings wherever they fit in your site structure.
• Customizable submission layouts: Design how each entry appears so the listing matches your website's style and branding and looks consistent with the rest of your pages.
• Visitor filtering: Let visitors narrow down listings by categories, status or custom fields, which makes it easier to find relevant entries quickly.
• Role-based visibility: Manage who can view submissions with role-based access settings, helping you keep certain content private and limit what each audience sees.
• Moderation and approval: Review, approve or reject submissions before they go live, so only entries you have checked appear in your public listings.
• Custom field support: Display data collected through custom fields, which lets you present more detailed user information in your listings.
• Multiple listing types: Build directories, job boards, event calendars and other listing styles from the same feature, depending on what your forms collect.
• Responsive listings: Listings are designed to work across desktops, tablets and smartphones, so visitors can browse entries on whichever device they use.

Best for

• Site owners building directories from user submissions
• Job board and event calendar projects
• Community sites that moderate user-generated content