TMNET – WordPress Multisite Network Site List For Elementor

Description

TMNET is a widget for Elementor that displays the complete list of sites from a WordPress Multisite network directly on any page, automatically generating cards, grids or lists with name, description, thumbnail and link for each subsite. Intended for those who manage Multisite networks and need to publicly display the registered sites, it eliminates custom code and manual widgets for building directory pages of the network.

Main Features of TMNET

• Native widget for Elementor
  Adds a new drag-and-drop element to Elementor’s visual editor.
• Automatic subsite listing
  Reads the WordPress Multisite structure and generates the list without manual entry.
• Grid and list layouts
  Allows switching between cards, columns or vertical list display depending on the page.
• Site status filters
  Includes or excludes public, archived, spam-marked or disabled subsites.
• Detailed visual controls
  Adjusts typography, colors, spacing and borders through Elementor’s default panels.

Benefits of TMNET

• Ready-made network directory
  Creates a public page listing all network sites in minutes.
• No-code editing
  All configuration happens via Elementor, without editing PHP or CSS files.
• Automatic updates
  New subsites added to the network automatically appear in the list without manual tweaking.
• Consistent visual identity
  The list cards inherit the style of the theme used on the network’s main site.

Who is TMNET Recommended For?

• Those who manage WordPress Multisite networks and need to publicly display the registered sites.
• Universities, franchises and editorial groups that maintain multiple subsites under a single domain.
• Designed for users who use Elementor as the default builder and want to add a network directory without coding.
• Agencies that deliver Multisite networks to clients and need a navigable hub page.

How to Download TMNET

TMNET is available for download here on Ultrapack. After receiving the .zip file, install it in Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, select the package and activate the extension across the network. With Elementor active, the new widget will appear in the Elementor editor’s elements panel.

Designed for Multisite network administrators who already use Elementor, TMNET solves a common scenario: turning the list of subsites into a navigable page, with a visual style consistent with the rest of the site. The combination of automatic network reading and detailed visual controls makes maintaining institutional portals, franchise hubs or editorial directories that grow over time practical.

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