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WordPress & Gutenberg FAQ
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Yes. Blocks follow WordPress block APIs and work with block themes (FSE) and classic themes that support the Block Editor. They inherit your theme typography and spacing where possible.
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Most 4WP plugins are open source (GPL v2+) and free to install. Some are on WordPress.org; others install from GitHub via the 4WP Bundle dashboard. There are no hidden license traps.
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Yes. Plugins are designed as an ecosystem. 4WP Bundle helps manage install, activate, and update when you run several 4WP tools on one site.
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No. 4WP plugins are built for the WordPress admin and Block Editor. Install from the plugin catalog, follow the setup guide on each plugin page, and configure options in wp-admin — no PHP or HTML required.
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Start with the plugin documentation on 4wp.dev, then contact 4WP.dev for guided setup or a small configuration adjustment if you need hands-on help.
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Find the plugin on 4wp.dev/plugin or WordPress.org, click Install, activate under Plugins, then open the plugin settings or insert its block in the editor. Each plugin page includes step-by-step instructions.
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4WP plugins are publicly auditable on GitHub. They follow WordPress security practices — capability checks, sanitization, and no unnecessary data collection. Review the source or ask before installing on sensitive sites.
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The 4WP plugin suite includes tools for FAQs, notifications, weather widgets, smart links, style switching, SEO inventory, and more — all Gutenberg-native blocks and plugins designed for real business sites.
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