Load custom template in WP User Frontend Account Page

First, you must create a wpuf folder inside your theme/child theme’s directory and create your custom template. Say I want to load a file called- custom.php. Besides, I want to show a custom contact form, so I have already installed WPForms on-site.

Step 1: Content of the support.php file

<style type="text/css">
    .support-h4 {
        margin: 0 !important;
        color: #555558;
    }
    .support-p {
        padding-top: 5px !important;
        color: #666689;
    }
    .ccf {
        padding-right: 26rem;
    }
</style>
<div class="ccf-text">
<h4 class="support-h4">We are here to help</h4>
<p class="support-p">Our Team is at your complete disposal for any questions. Need some help? Fill out the form below and our staff will be in touch!</p>
</div>

<div class="ccf">

<?php global $current_user;

echo do_shortcode('[wpforms id="471"]'); //Render CF form

?>
</div>

Step-2: Now, create a custom section/menu and load the above template/file on the account page. To do that, use the below snippet to hook the template with the account page.

Note: you need to inject this snippet to your theme/child theme’s functions.php file. Else you can use a third-party plugin like “Code Snippets.”

//add menu/section
add_filter('wpuf_account_sections',function ($sections){
    $sections['support-form'] = 'Support'; // add Support tab
    return $sections;
},999);
 
// Load Support(load support.php template) on the WPUF Account page's section
add_action( 'wpuf_account_content_support-form', 'wpuf_my_support_form_section', 10, 3 );
function wpuf_my_support_form_section( $sections, $current_section ) {
    // Load custom template
    wpuf_load_template(
    "support.php",
    array( 'sections' => $sections, 'current_section' => $current_section )
    );    
}

Voila! It’s done.
Now visit your WPUF Account page, you will see your custom section “Support” with the content.