Frontend Admin Pro extends Frontend Admin with forms that let clients and other users manage WordPress data from the site frontend without entering the dashboard. Advanced Custom Fields must be installed and active. Create forms with the form builder, then display them with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Choose data and access

Forms can work with posts, pages, users, terms, ACF fields, and custom meta data. Users can add, edit, publish, or trash posts, edit profiles, and register accounts. To let them choose post categories, add a taxonomy field and set its type to Category.

Set form access by user role or specific users. You can hide the WordPress admin area from selected users, or display a form in a modal that opens when someone clicks a button.

Configure shared data and submissions

Pro forms can edit global options. When shared content, such as header or footer data, is stored in an ACF options page, users can update it from the frontend. Submission limits can restrict how many times all users or selected users submit a form.

Configure email actions to execute upon submission and map form data to the recipient address, from address, subject, and message. Form options support any number of emails per submission.

Shape the form experience

Use the Style tab with Elementor to style forms and buttons. Multi-step forms divide a longer form into stages. The add-on also supports payments through Stripe or PayPal upon form submission, plus WooCommerce product creation from the frontend.

Integrations and setup

Built-in integrations include WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, SureCart, Advanced Custom Fields, and Pods. Supported page builders include Elementor, Bricks Builder, Spectra Website Builder, Divi Builder, Beaver Builder, Thrive Architect, Gutenberg, and Oxygen Builder.

Install and activate Advanced Custom Fields, then install Frontend Admin in WordPress and make a form. Configure its fields, permissions, display method, and any Pro options before placing it with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.