Capability family
Design & Customization
Present the same structured directory data in the browse, search, map, and single-listing formats that fit the project. Listdom provides core display tools; builder integrations and Listdomer Theme are optional presentation paths for teams that have chosen those parts of the WordPress stack.
Built for
Designers, agencies, and WordPress site builders shaping listing, search-result, map, and detail-page experiences.
The problem
Directory data needs purpose-built views without disconnecting page presentation from the structured listings and discovery settings that power it.
Why it matters
Lets a team create an appropriate directory experience while keeping listing, search, result, map, and detail views connected to the same inventory.
What you can put to work
Choose the capability that removes the next blocker.
Shortcodes, skins, and directory views
Use core shortcodes and skins to place configured listing grids, lists, maps, tables, carousels, search forms, and result views on WordPress pages. Select the view around the way visitors need to browse and refine the directory, not as a fixed layout requirement.
Learn how it works →Single-listing presentation
Configure how listing content, fields, media, contact details, and available action elements appear in a selected single-listing presentation. This keeps the details visitors need to assess a listing connected to its structured record.
Learn how it works →Builder, theme, and field-integration paths
Choose Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Listdomer Theme, or the ACF Addon only when the project uses that documented builder, theme, or field-integration path. These optional products extend how a team builds or presents the directory; none is a required core dependency.
Learn how it works →