Send Contact Form 7 Messages to the Post Author
When a Contact Form 7 form is placed on a post, listing or profile page, the message goes to that post's author instead of the site admin.
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When a Contact Form 7 form is placed on a post, listing or profile page, the message goes to that post's author instead of the site admin.
Sends the admin notification of a Gravity Forms form to the author of the post or page the form was submitted from, ideal for agent, listing or staff profile pages.
Tells Google Analytics 4 which category, author and post type each page belongs to, so you can see which topics and writers bring the most engagement.
Sends WPForms notifications to the author of the post or page where the form was filled in, for agent, listing or team profile pages.
Posts a small JSON payload (ID, title, link, author and date) to a URL of your choice whenever a post goes live, to trigger a static site build, a Zapier flow or a chat notification.
Adds an [author_field name="job_title"] shortcode that shows an ACF user field of the current post's author, for author boxes and bylines.
Users who cannot edit other people's posts, like authors and contributors, see only their own items in the admin lists.
Authors and contributors only see files they uploaded in the Media Library and media picker. Editors and administrators still see everything.
Stops sending comments from logged-in users who can edit posts (authors, editors, administrators) to Akismet, saving API calls and keeping staff replies out of the spam queue.
Adds LinkedIn, X and Instagram fields to the Contact Info section of user profiles, ready to show in author boxes.
Gives new users an author URL slug based on their user ID instead of their login name, and adds a one-click fix under Users for existing accounts whose author URL shows their username.
Lets authors and contributors write and submit posts as usual, but once a post is published only editors and administrators can change it, which keeps approved content approved.
Stops WordPress from emailing post authors about new comments and moderators about comments awaiting approval.
Lets editors and authors edit entries of chosen post types but only administrators can trash or delete them, protecting records like locations or products.
Saves uploads into a folder named after the uploader, such as uploads/users/jane/2025/03/, which keeps multi-author and client sites tidy and makes per-person cleanups easy.
Removes the "Edit as HTML" option from block menus for everyone except administrators, so authors cannot break block markup by hand.
Emails the course author each time a student finishes a Tutor LMS quiz, with the score, so instructors can follow up or grade open questions quickly.
Displays single entries of chosen post types with your theme's page template instead of the blog post template, so they have no dates, authors or post navigation.
Adds twitter:site with your brand's X handle to every page, and twitter:creator with the author's handle on posts, so shared links credit the right accounts.
Lets topic authors and moderators mark a topic as solved with one click; solved topics get a "[Solved]" label in their title so others find answers quickly.
Adds a small "Topic starter" badge under the author's name on replies written by the person who opened the topic, making long threads easier to follow.
Sends the site admin (or a moderator address) an email with the title, author and link whenever a new forum topic is posted.
Shows how many posts each member has made and when they joined under their name in forum topics and replies.