Ninja Forms Front-End Posting

Description

Users can publish content by simply submitting a simple form. The entire system is configurable, including the post type, title and even categories and tags. Set author, post status and more!
It’s not just valuable; it can be a necessity for certain things. Do you want students to be allowed to add content to your site? Want your customers to be in a position to rate and review products? Want to get social proof directly from your users themselves?
There are many reasons you may want to include user-generated content in your WordPress website. You probably have just as many reasons to not want users to be able to access your WordPress admin.
Use WordPress forms to make user-generated content publicly accessible
Ninja Forms Post Creation allows anyone to submit content. Once the content is approved, it will be displayed publicly on the page you choose.
Allow users to publish pages, posts, or even custom post types without much involvement on your part.
Post Creation allows you to capture the WordPress post editor for your users at zero risk
Add the Create Post action and select the desired publishing location. You can then add any parameters you wish to, or let your users decide. Category? Tags? Custom taxonomies? You can either set them up yourself or let users do it.
Post Creation provides almost all the options available in the WordPress post editor. Ninja Forms HTML gives your users an editor rich enough to create headings, and much more! Combining File Uploads allows users to submit video, images, and other media!
Always, you retain complete control over the content that is published on your website. Toggle the default status of your posts to Draft or Pending. You can set up an email alert on the form to let you know when something is new.
Features:
Use any WordPress form to create posts, pages or custom post types.
Set default post status: draft, pending, or publish.
Set default categories and/or custom taxonomies and tags.
Select tags and categories for users
You can attribute posts to any registered user, including the user currently logged in.
Allow users who are not registered or logged in to post.