ACF Frontend Form Element Pro Nulled for your users so they can edit content by themselves from the frontend.
ACF Frontend Form Element Pro Plugin Features
Let your users edit posts from the frontend of their site without having to access the WordPress dashboard.
Allow users to edit their user data easily from the frontend.
If you have global data – like header and footer data – you can create an options page using ACF and let your users edit from the frontend.
Prevent all or specific users from submitting the form more than a number of times.
Set emails to be sent and map the form data to display in the email fields such as the email address, the from address, subject, and message.
Display the form in a modal window that opens when clicking a button so that it won’t take up any space on your pages.
Choose who sees your form based on user role or by specific users.
Let your users publish new posts from the frontend using the “new post” action
Use Elementor to style the form and modal window as well the buttons
Give the end user the best content managment experience without having to open the ACF or Elementor documentations. It’s all ready to go right here.
Make your forms more engaging by adding multiple steps.
Pick and chose which users have acess to the WordPress admin area.
We’re adding built in fields for Woocomerce products. Let your users add their products from the frontend!
Allow new users to register to your site with a built in user registration form! You can even hide the WordPress dashboard from these new users.
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