TM User Blog - WordPress Front End Post Submission

Sites that accept contributions often run into the same problem: giving writers a way to submit content without handing them dashboard access. TM User Blog – WordPress Front End Post Submission solves this with a form builder. You create submission forms that sit on public pages, and contributors fill them in like any other web form. Editorial control stays with you, since submissions are handled on your side.

The forms work with standard posts and custom post types, and they can collect taxonomies and custom meta fields too. You can place a form with a shortcode or use the dedicated Elementor widgets. The plugin also works with bbPress and BuddyPress, so it fits community sites, multi-author blogs and niche platforms that rely on user-generated content. All forms are responsive and display on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Features

• Flexible form builder: Create as many front-end submission forms as you need. Each one can target standard posts or custom post types, so different kinds of content get their own form.
• Varied field options: Build forms from text boxes, rich text editors, radio buttons and other field types, so you collect the information you need from each contributor.
• Taxonomies and meta fields: Let users submit posts with custom taxonomies or custom post meta, which keeps the plugin compatible with tailored content structures.
• Elementor widgets: Add and customize submission forms with dedicated Elementor widgets, placing them in your page layouts without writing code.
• bbPress and BuddyPress support: The plugin works with bbPress and BuddyPress, which suits community sites where members interact and contribute content.
• Responsive forms: Every form adapts to desktop, tablet and mobile screens, so contributors can submit posts from whichever device they use.
• Required and optional fields: Decide which fields contributors must complete and which they can skip, which helps keep submitted posts consistent in quality.
• Shortcode placement: Insert a submission form anywhere on your site with a shortcode, with no dependence on a specific page builder.

Best for

• Community blogs that accept posts from visitors
• Multi-author sites with custom post types
• Elementor users building contributor submission pages