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No. Each 4WP plugin works standalone. Bundle is recommended when you run several 4WP plugins and want one dashboard, catalog sync with GitHub, and shared addon blocks in the editor.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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Go to 4WP Bundle → Addons, check or uncheck each addon, and click Save. Disabled addons are not registered on init, so they disappear from the block inserter.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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Download the zip from github.com/4wpdev/4wp-bundle, upload via Plugins → Add New, or use the Bundle dashboard to install sibling plugins from the catalog. Activate under Plugins.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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Under 4WP Bundle → Blocks, the UI lists every installed 4wp-* plugin and compares versions against the remote plugins.json manifest from GitHub. You can install missing plugins via download URL, activate or deactivate, update when a newer release exists, and open README or documentation links.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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Yes — GPL v2 or later. Source on GitHub, maintained by 4WP.dev. Not on WordPress.org yet; install from GitHub or via the ecosystem dashboard.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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WordPress 5.0 or higher and PHP 7.4+. When installing from GitHub source, run npm install && npm run build to compile block addons. Rename the folder to 4wp-bundle if GitHub adds a -main suffix.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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Three addons ship with Bundle: Show More (collapsible content), Swipe Carousel (InnerBlocks + Swiper), and Video Lightbox (trigger opens video overlay). They register only when enabled.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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4WP Bundle is the core hub plugin for the 4WP open-source suite. It provides a React-powered wp-admin dashboard to install, activate, update, and manage sibling 4wp-* plugins, plus optional built-in Gutenberg block addons (Show More, Swipe Carousel, Video Lightbox).
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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GET /wp-json/4wp/v1/blocks · POST …/plugin-install · POST …/block-toggle · POST …/plugin-update — each requires appropriate WordPress capabilities (manage_options, install_plugins, etc.).
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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The dashboard fetches plugins.json from the 4wpdev GitHub org — slugs, versions, repository URLs, and optional GitHub Releases download URLs. Documentation links point to 4wp.dev/plugin/{slug}/.
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- 4WP Bundle Page
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