Description
Describr displays user profiles on the front end. Including uploading and changing profile photos, users can update profile fields and account settings on the front end. Describr gives administrators the ability to grant users the capability to delete their accounts on the front end.
Major features in Describr include:
- Users can view and update their profiles on the front end.
- Users can upload profile pictures on the front end.
- Users can manage their account settings on the front end.
- Administrator can make a user an important person.
- Administrator can disable fields and tabs.
- Administrator can add multiple administrator emails.
- Administrator can grant users the capability to delete their profiles on the front end.
- Administrator can change users’ status.
- Administrator can make users inactive.
- Administrator can send users a link to confirm their accounts.
- Administrator can manage Describr from the Settings tab on the back end.
- Administrator can grant capabilities to roles and remove capabilities from roles.
- Administrator can include a password field on WordPress’ registration form (single site only).
- Multisite support.
- Fully translatable.
Links to Noncompressed Source Code for JavaScript Files
Installation
Upload the Describr plugin to your blog and activate it.
…You’re done!
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Contributors & Developers
“Describr: User Profile on the Front End” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
3.0.1
Release Date – 15 October 2025
Changed
- User is valid if no status exists.
- Replaced single quotes with double quotes in JavaScript files.
- Changed the name of the JavaScript property to delete the profile picture from “delete” to “deletePicture”.
- Changed the name of the JavaScript property to assign the profile picture from “assign” to “assignPicture”.
- Removed the
describr.eventsmethod inassets/js/main.js. - Checked if the post exists when retrieving the attachment ID for a profile photo in
includes/class-avatar.php. - Restored the current blog before any returning in
includes/class-upload-photo.php. - Uncommented
describr_messages_keysuser meta inincludes/class-user.phpso that users can reply to messages.
Added
- Front-end profile photo is audited if it is deleted by a user.
- Function
describr_avatar_ratingto retrieve the avatar’s rating. - Function
describr_print_profile_picture_rating_modalto print profile picture rating modal. Popper.jsto display popups in the admin interface.- The ability to rate avatar on the front end.
- Additional placeholders in email templates.