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# Forum plugins

### Which forum plugins can be integrated with your WordPress app?

Integrating forum plugins with your WordPress app is possible using the custom post type feature. The integration process remains the same across different forum plugins.

#### **Supported forum plugins**

Here are some popular forum plugins that can be integrated with your app:

* Ultimate Member
* BuddyPress / BuddyBoss
* bbPress
* LearnDash (LMS Plugins)
* Dokan Plugin (WCFM)
* Memberpress

 **Steps to integrate a forum plugin in your app**

**1.** [**Connect your WordPress website and app**](/app/connectivity/wordpress-connectivity/grant-access/wp-application-password.md)

Use the Application Password feature to enable custom post taxonomies.

{% content-ref url="/pages/vsK7Vwh0HCEAg0mwSsAx" %}
[WP Application-Password](/app/connectivity/wordpress-connectivity/grant-access/wp-application-password.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

**2. Add custom posts to your menu**

* Log in to your WordPress admin panel.
* Navigate to Appearance > Menus.
* Select your primary menu and add the custom posts you want to display in the app.

**3. Configure the app menu in AppMySite**

* Go to the Menu screen in the Settings module of your AppMySite account.
* Check the box next to Pick a menu from my website.
* Select your primary menu from the list.

**4. Reflect custom posts in the app**

Your app will now automatically sync and display the custom posts from your website.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Any updates made to custom posts on your website will reflect in the app in real time.
{% endhint %}

**5. Render posts in web view**

* Navigate to [**Settings > Posts**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/posts) in your AppMySite account.
* Enable the Web View option to display custom posts exactly as they appear on your website.


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