4WP Account

Yes. 4WP Account is a membership hub: one front-end user account for sign-in, user registration , and a logged-in user profile cabinet. It does not sell plans or paywalls — it is the account layer those membership sites sit on.

User registration uses the native WordPress membership setting: Settings → General → Anyone can register . When that is on, the account page shows Create account next to email/password sign-in. Social networks can also create a subscriber on first login.

The user profile (cabinet) is the same account page after login: left menu plus section body. Configure the page in Settings → Pages and menu items in Settings → Account Menu . Guests see sign-in; members see the account.

Yes. Social login is first-class next to email/password: Google, GitHub, and TikTok are live when you enable them under Auth / Register . Facebook and X are listed as coming soon. Buttons can use native brand colors and icons.

Yes. Native Gutenberg blocks: forwp/account , forwp/account-menu , forwp/account-link , forwp/auth-buttons . Each has a shortcode : [forwp_account] , [forwp_account_menu] , [forwp_account_link] , [forwp_account_signin_buttons] . There is also [forwp_account_login provider="gmail"] for a single social button. See Settings → Blocks / Shortcodes .

Only if a real entry point exists. Under Settings → Pages , pick a published page that already contains the Account block or a login shortcode, then enable Use the account page instead of wp-login.php . If the block is removed later, wp-login.php stays available. Logout and password-reset links on wp-login.php are not blocked.

No. Email/password, social login, the account page, and Gutenberg blocks work without WooCommerce. If WooCommerce is active, you can show social buttons on My Account forms and fall back to My Account when no account page is selected.

4WP Account → Auth / Register — open a live provider and copy the Redirect URI (built with rest_url() , compatible with custom REST prefixes).