The Member Directory Add On allows you to create searchable, customizable directories of your site’s members. These directories can be used to display member profiles publicly or restrict visibility based on membership level and other criteria.

This documentation provides step-by-step guidance for setting up and configuring the Add On, including instructions for creating directory and profile pages, adjusting settings, and managing visibility. We’ve also included references to the available action and filter hooks so you can extend or customize functionality as needed.

This is a Plus Add On.

Plus membership includes all Add Ons, unlimited priority support, automatic updates, and additional benefits.

Installation

You must have the Paid Memberships Pro plugin installed and activated with a valid license type to use this Add On.

  1. Navigate to Memberships > Add Ons in the WordPress admin.
  2. Locate the Add On and click Install Now.
    • To install this plugin manually, download the .zip file above, then upload the compressed directory via the Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin screen in the WordPress admin.
  3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in the WordPress admin.

Step 1: Create and Assign Pages

The first step of setup is to create and assign the pages that will display your Member Directory and Member Profiles. You can generate these pages automatically, or create them manually and assign in the settings.

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Shortcode Examples

This guide shows how to customize the directory and member profile shortcodes. The examples below will demonstrate various ways to display select fields, hide the map, filter by membership levels, and set unique directory or profile views based on custom fields and level-specific rules.

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Administrator Role Only: Security Features

The Member Directory and Profile blocks and shortcodes are very powerful. They are each capable of outputting user and user meta field for the logged in user. For this reason and the potential privacy and security risks associated with displaying user info, only users with the edit_users capability (given to people with the Administrator role) can add this block or shortcode to content.

Last updated on October 1, 2025


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