

Plugixa Team - a modern team directory with its own admin, groups and dashboard
š„ Build beautiful, search-friendly team pages with Plugixa Team – a complete team member manager with a fast React admin, two ready layouts, skill bars, social links, groups and reusable display Views.
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Publish a proper team page in 3 simple steps:
[plugixa_team] shortcode or the Plugixa Team block, and publishEvery team is marked up with schema.org JSON-LD – each member as a Person, linked to your Organization – so search engines can read who works for you.
Pick a layout, save it as a View, and reuse it anywhere – no design skills needed.
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Grid – a clean, responsive card grid with columns set per desktop, tablet and mobile
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List – a roomy, full-width layout for text-forward team directories
Every layout ships with a dark mode colour set, switchable per shortcode.
plugixateam/v1) and action/filter hooks[plugixa_team_form], with optional Cloudflare Turnstile captchaEvery member gets a photo, job title, department, full and short bio, contact details, location, website and hire date, plus a ribbon badge to highlight new hires or team leads. Mark members as featured, keep them as drafts until they are ready, and set their order by drag and drop – across the whole team or inside each group.
Add skills with a percentage and a colour, and they render as progress bars on the member card. Social links cover 15 platforms – including LinkedIn, X (Twitter), GitHub, Instagram and YouTube – plus a personal website, and render as icons whose size, colour, hover colour and spacing you set in the View.
Organise members into groups – departments, offices or project teams. A member can belong to several groups, and each group keeps its own display order. Show a group navigation above the team as tabs, pills or a dropdown, with optional member counts, so visitors can filter the team without reloading the page.
Every team outputs schema.org JSON-LD – each member as a Person with name, job title, photo, skills and social profiles, working for your Organization, and the whole team as an ItemList. When Yoast SEO or Rank Math is active, the team is merged into their schema graph instead of printing a second, competing block.
A View is a reusable display design: layout, columns per breakpoint, colours, typography, spacing, skill bars, social icons, group navigation and pagination. Edit it with a live preview, save as many as you like, then reference one from any shortcode or from the block – change the View and every placement updates.
Plugixa Team works with WPML and Polylang, including translatable members and groups, and ships translation-ready strings throughout.
Use the Plugixa Team block in Gutenberg, or the shortcode in any builder, page, post or widget area.
Plugixa Team is developed by Plugixa, building focused, well-documented WordPress plugins with an emphasis on performance, clean code and structured data.
Plugixa Team is built to be usable without a manual, but it is documented in full.
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Display your team:
[plugixa_team]
Use a saved shortcode from the Shortcode Builder:
[plugixa_team id=”3″]
With options (designs are configured via saved Views in the admin):
[plugixa_team view=”list” group=”leadership” limit=”6″]
This plugin connects to the third-party services listed below. Apart from Freemius, every connection is optional: it is made only when a site administrator turns the relevant feature on, supplying their own API key where one is needed.
The only service the free plugin contacts is Freemius. The Pro version can also contact OpenAI, Google Gemini and Cloudflare Turnstile, and fetch a web page you choose to import from – each only once you turn that feature on.
Used for license activation, plugin updates, and optional anonymous usage diagnostics. On activation you are shown an opt-in screen; if you skip it, no identifiable data is sent. When you activate a license or check for an update, your site URL, the plugin version, and your license key are sent to https://api.freemius.com. If you opt in to diagnostics, anonymous information about your WordPress and PHP versions and which plugin features you use in the admin is also sent.
Provided by Freemius, Inc. – Terms: https://freemius.com/terms/ – Privacy: https://freemius.com/privacy/
Used only when an administrator generates content with the AI generator and has selected OpenAI as the provider, which is a premium feature: the free plugin makes no request to this service. Your prompt, the surrounding content you asked to work from, the selected model, and your own OpenAI API key are sent to https://api.openai.com. The generated text is returned to your site and nothing is stored by the plugin outside your own database.
Provided by OpenAI – Terms: https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use – Privacy: https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
Used only when an administrator generates content with the AI generator and has selected Google Gemini as the provider, which is a premium feature: the free plugin makes no request to this service. Your prompt, the surrounding content you asked to work from, the selected model, and your own Google AI API key are sent to https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com. The generated text is returned to your site and nothing is stored by the plugin outside your own database.
Provided by Google – Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms – Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Used only when an administrator chooses to generate content from a web address, which is a premium feature. The plugin fetches that address from your server so its text can be used as the source for generation. The request goes to whatever address you supply, so the operator of that site receives your server’s IP address and user agent. No request is made unless you enter an address yourself. Uploaded PDF and Word documents are parsed on your own server and are not sent anywhere.
Used only if an administrator enables Turnstile on the frontend team member submission form, which is a premium feature: the free plugin makes no request to this service. When a visitor submits the form, a Turnstile challenge is loaded in the visitor’s browser from https://challenges.cloudflare.com, and the resulting token plus your Turnstile secret key are sent from your server to https://challenges.cloudflare.com/turnstile/v0/siteverify for verification. Cloudflare therefore receives the visitor’s IP address and browser information when the form is displayed. If Turnstile is off, no request is made.
Provided by Cloudflare, Inc. – Service: https://www.cloudflare.com/application-services/products/turnstile/ – Terms: https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/ – Privacy: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/