The [groups_user_groups] shortcode allows us to show the groups that are related to a user.
It lists the groups that the current user or a specific user (identified by user ID, login or email) belongs to.
The following optional attributes can be used:
user_id: If a user ID is given, it displays the groups for that user (*).user_login: If the username (aka login) is provided, the shortcode displays groups for that user (*).user_email: Identifies the user whose groups should be displayed by the email address related to the user account (*).group: One or more group names or IDs, separated by comma.
This limits the groups displayed to those indicated.exclude_group: One or more group names or IDs, separated by comma.
This excludes the indicated groups from display.format: The format of the HTML output of the list of groups.
Available options are:"list","div","ul"or"ol", where"list"and"ul"are equivalent.
The default is"list".list_class: CSS class applied to the list.item_class: CSS class applied to each list item.order_by: The list of groups is ordered by"name"(default) or by"group_id".order: Used to indicate whether the groups should be listed in ascending or descending order.
Allowed values are"asc"and"desc".
The default is"asc"for ascending order.
(*) If none of the user_id, the user_login or the user_email are provided, the shortcode shows the groups of the current user.