TMusers - bbPress Member Directory For Elementor

bbPress is a forum plugin for WordPress, but it has no built-in member directory. That makes it harder for visitors to find other members and harder for site owners to manage who is shown. This plugin fills that gap with Elementor widgets that pull your users into a directory you design on the page.

You pick a layout, such as a grid of cards or a user table, and adjust it to match your site. Custom user meta fields from other plugins can appear in the cards and tables. You can also include or exclude certain members or user roles. Single member cards can sit anywhere on your site, and all layouts adjust to desktops, tablets and phones.

Features

• Four Elementor widgets: The plugin includes V-Card, H-Card, T-Card and User Table widgets, so you can present member profiles in different styles that fit your page design.
• Customizable layouts: A range of customization options lets you shape the member directory to match your site's look and feel and your own branding.
• Pure CSS responsive grid: Grid layouts are built with CSS and respond to screen size. They are meant to work alongside third-party plugins without causing JavaScript conflicts.
• Custom meta field support: Custom user meta fields from third-party plugins can be added to member cards and tables, so the user details you care about show up in the directory.
• Include and exclude controls: Choose which members or user roles appear in a directory and which are left out, giving you control over each listing.
• Single member cards: Create an individual member profile card and place it anywhere on your site to bring attention to a particular community member.
• Built for bbPress: The plugin is made to complement bbPress forums and adds directory features without changing how your existing forum is set up.
• Mobile friendly display: Directory layouts and member cards adjust automatically, so they read well on desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Best for

• bbPress forum owners who need a member list
• Elementor users building community pages
• Sites that show custom user fields on profiles