Tiger Membership

Membership blocks (Gutenberg)

Tiger Membership ships two Gutenberg blocks that mirror its Elementor widgets, so you can add membership UI to any page in the WordPress block editor without Elementor. Both render server-side through the exact same engine as the and shortcodes, so data and behavior are identical. Where: Block inserter → Tiger Membership category → Tiger Membership […]

2 min read Updated July 14, 2026

Tiger Membership ships two Gutenberg blocks that mirror its Elementor widgets, so you can add membership UI to any page in the WordPress block editor without Elementor. Both render server-side through the exact same engine as the

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shortcodes, so data and behavior are identical.

Where: Block inserter → Tiger Membership category → Tiger Membership Pricing Table / Tiger Membership Account.

Requires: Tiger Membership active. The Account block needs a logged-in member to show real data.


Tiger Membership Pricing Table

Renders your active membership plans as a pricing-card grid. Like the Elementor widget, it reads plans directly from Tiger Membership → Plans — plan names, prices, intervals, descriptions and the Join button stay in sync automatically, with no plan-content data entry on the block. Add it to a landing or pricing page and set the layout in the block Settings sidebar.

Tiger Membership Account

Renders the logged-in member’s memberships and billing history with the built-in manage flows (pause, resume, cancel, change plan, billing portal). It always shows the current user’s account — there are no block attributes to point it elsewhere. Place it on a members-only “My Account” page. Editors and logged-out visitors see placeholder guidance; signed-in members see live content.


Adding a block

  1. Edit a page/post and open the inserter (+).
  2. Search for “Membership” and add Pricing Table or Account (both live in the Tiger Membership block category).
  3. Configure it in the block Settings sidebar and publish.

Block vs. widget

The blocks and the Elementor widgets share the same rendering engine and data, so behavior is identical — choose the block on classic / block-theme pages and the Elementor widget when designing in Elementor.


Tips

  • Use the Pricing Table block on your public pricing page and the Account block behind a login for a complete membership front end.

Troubleshooting

Pricing Table is empty.

Only active plans render — activate at least one plan in Tiger Membership → Plans.

Account block shows placeholder text.

That is expected unless a member is logged in. Preview or view the page while signed in as a member to see live data.

I can’t find the blocks in the inserter.

They live under the Tiger Membership category, not “Widgets”. Make sure the plugin is active, then search for “Membership”.

Frequently asked questions

Yes — they share the same rendering engine and data, so behaviour is identical.

In the block inserter under the Widgets category — search Membership.

Still stuck?

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