Multiple Users PRO

The PRO version also supports a {users} tag to output the data of multiple users.
Users Anywhere will repeat the content/data inside the tags for every user that matches the given Filters.

There are different ways you can tell the {users} tag what users to output: via a comma-separated list of users, via access levels, via user groups, via custom field values, and much more.
We will discuss those in-depth further in the tutorial.

To tell the {users} tag what users to output and what possible other settings to take into account, we need to use the attribute="value" syntax (similarly to HTML syntax).

{users usergroup="Customer" subscription="Gold"}...{/users}

These attributes can be Filters. But they can also be output settings (such as Limit, Ordering, Pagination) or filter settings that override the default behavior.