How to enable users to post using the WordPress frontend

Users may submit posts straight from the front end of your website with the help of the User Submitted Posts Plugin. You only need to put a shortcode in the page or post editor to set this option on your WordPress website. You may enable users to submit articles from the WordPress frontend by following the instructions in this article on how to utilize the User Submitted articles Plugin.

User Submitted Posts Plugin  features

• Includes a post-submission form
• Includes a login/register/password form
• Display forms anywhere via shortcode or template tag
• Includes shortcode to display a list of submitted posts
• Includes shortcodes to control access and restrict content
• Includes template tags to display submitted post content

Installing and configuring User Submitted Posts Plugin 

To use User Submitted Posts Plugin in your WordPress website, follow these steps:

1. Log in to WordPress as the administrator.
2. Under Dashboard, click Plugins, and then click Add New:
3. 
4. Search for “User Submitted Post” and then installand activate the User Submitted Post Plugin: 
   
5. On the Dashboard in the left sidebar, click Settings, and then click User Submitted Posts:
   
6. Select the fields to be included in the Post Submission Form:
   
7. Configure the form styling using the settings in General setting section:
   
8. Scroll down to the Display the Form Section and then copy and paste the [user-submitted-posts] shortcode into the page or post editor:
   
9. The user form is displayed on the post or page:
   

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