User Registration Frontend Listing

Sites with registered users often have no public place to show them. This plugin fills that gap. It builds a user directory that both logged-in members and guests can browse, if you choose to allow guests. Profiles can include custom fields, so the listing can show the details your members filled in at registration.

The plugin works with the User Registration plugin by WPEverest, so your registration forms and your directory live in the same setup. You generate a listing with a shortcode and embed it on any page, with no coding. Layout, sorting, filters and pagination are adjustable, which suits membership sites, online communities and other platforms where people need to find one another.

Features

• Shortcode-based user listings: Create a user directory and insert it on any page or post with a simple shortcode, so a listing can go live without writing code.
• Grid and list layouts: Pick a structured grid or a streamlined list, whichever fits your site's style and the way you want visitors to scan through members.
• Profile view control: Turn user profile viewing on or off, which lets you decide how much information about each member is shared publicly.
• Flexible sorting options: Sort registered users by first name, last name, username or other customizable fields, so visitors can move through the directory in a logical order.
• Role-based visibility: Limit a listing to certain user roles, so the directory shows only the audience that suits that page or purpose.
• Search and filters: Visitors can look up specific users with search and multiple filters built around your own user data.
• Guest access management: Choose whether guests can view the directory or whether the listing is restricted to logged-in users only.
• Pagination controls: Set how many user profiles appear on each page, which keeps long directories organized and easier to browse.

Best for

• Membership sites that want a public member directory
• Online communities built on User Registration
• Site owners who need role-based user listings