BuddyPress data, on any page you want. Three shortcodes. One visual builder.

Show a curated member directory or a filtered activity stream on a landing page without touching template files. Build the tag in the visual builder, preview it against live data, and paste it onto any page.

Put a group directory or a members grid on your sales or welcome page so prospects see the community before they join. Filter by member type or role so only the right members appear.

List members in a specific role, such as students or instructors, on a course page. The role__in and role__not_in attributes resolve roles to user IDs, chunked in batches on large sites to avoid timeouts.

Use the three Elementor widgets (Members List, Activity List, Groups List) to place the same listings through Elementor's visual panel instead of typing shortcodes by hand.

Embed a single group's activity on a page with the activity shortcode set to a group object and slug. Private and hidden group access is respected, so only members who should see the feed do.

Reshape any listing through filters on attributes, query args, template args, and final output, or hook the before and after render actions to inject content around any shortcode.

[members-listing] shows a filterable member directory as a grid or list, [activity-listing] shows a BuddyPress activity stream, and [groups-listing] shows a group directory. Each accepts its own attributes for sort order, layout, filtering, and pagination, and each requires only that the matching BuddyPress component is active. Paste a tag anywhere WordPress accepts shortcodes.

The Interactive Shortcode Builder has a tab per shortcode. Change a field and the Generated Shortcode box updates immediately; click Copy to grab the tag. A Live Preview button renders the current shortcode against your real site data inside the admin page, capped at 5 items with caching off so the result is always fresh. Only the three plugin shortcodes can be previewed.

The members shortcode filters by WordPress role through include_member_role and exclude_member_role, or through the role__in and role__not_in pair that resolves roles to user IDs and chunks the lookup in batches of 500 on sites over 1,000 users. It also filters by BuddyPress member type with member_type, member_type__in, and member_type__not_in, plus include, exclude, and usermeta key and value.

The activity shortcode offers a Load More button or page links, set with load_more and pagination, which are mutually exclusive. Members and groups support pagination too. Each component uses its own page query argument (upage for members, acpage for activity, grpage for groups), and member-type listings get a per-type argument so multiple shortcodes paginate independently on the same page.

Three native Elementor widgets (Members List, Activity List, Groups List) expose the same options through Elementor's visual panel, so page-builder users place the listings without typing shortcodes. The widgets load only when Elementor is active and build the underlying shortcode argument string, which is itself filterable.

The front-end CSS bundle is enqueued only when a page actually uses a shortcode, controllable with the bp_shortcode_pro_should_load_css filter. Shortcode HTML is cached per attribute set, page, and site through a cache manager, with a Clear Shortcode Cache button and filters to change the TTL or disable caching. Dark mode, RTL, and accessibility were tightened in this release.