Display your WordPress users and their profiles in an index on your site.
Requires at least: 2.5.1
Tested up to: 3.2.1
- Works with any page on your site.
- Supports Gravatars for profile images.
- Also, supports the "User Photo" plugin for profile images.
- Display users according to roles.
- Add "noindex" to the index pages to prevent search engines from indexing them.
- Plenty of hooks to style your directory yourself with CSS.
- Displays any registered user on your site.
- Works with or without permalinks.
- Displays the date the user joined.
- User links are nofollowed.
- Shows recent posts and comments on the profile page.
- 1.4: Fixed security issue with potential SQL Injection flaw. Additional bug fixes.
- 1.3: Updated pagination. Moved page content from the bottom to the top of the page.
- 1.2: Bug fix for WordPress 3.0 compatibility.
- 1.1: Avatar display and biographical info display are now optional. User description character limit can now be modified. Fixed a bug where draft posts displayed on the profile page.
- 1.0: Added support for displaying users according to roles. Fixed conflict with Get Recent Comments plugin.
- 0.9: Added support for User Photo plugin profile photos.
- 0.2: Code improvements.
- 0.1
- Download and unzip
wordpress-users.zip. - Upload the
wordpress-usersdirectory to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- Create a page through the add new page menu or select and existing page on which to display the user directory and remember the page ID.
- Under 'Settings,' click 'WordPress Users' and enter the page ID where you want the user directory displayed.
- Modify any of the other settings you want, and click 'Update Options.'
- Go to the page you selected. You should now have a user directory displaying.
- In your theme, modify your CSS file to change the look and feel of your directory.
- That's it!