Modules & Widgets is Tiger Blocks’ master switchboard — toggle the roughly 90 blocks, the feature modules and the opt-in features on or off to keep your editor and your pages lean.
Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Settings → Modules & Widgets.
Blocks
Each block has its own on/off card. Turn a block off and it leaves the inserter and stops enqueuing its assets on the front end, so you only ship what you use. Pro blocks show a badge and cannot be switched on without an active license — the gate is enforced server-side.
Feature modules
The same screen toggles the plugin-wide modules, each of which gates a whole subsystem and its assets:
- Theme Builder — conditional templates, headers/footers, hook elements and popups.
- Dynamic Content — the data engine (CPT Builder, Custom Content Types, Query Builder, Relations, Site Options, User Fields).
- Marketing & SEO — analytics, verification, custom tags, site schema and technical SEO.
- Search & Replace — site-wide find and replace.
- Media Converter — WebP/AVIF conversion on upload plus the bulk tool.
- MCP Server — let Claude, Cursor or VS Code build over the MCP endpoint.
Opt-in features
A General section carries single-switch features that stay off until you enable them:
- SVG Uploads — allow administrators to upload SVGs, with every file sanitised on the way in.
- Front-End Account Forms — unlock the Login, Register, Lost Password and My Account blocks (off by default because it activates real account handlers).
How saving works
Changes save in one atomic batch over AJAX, so flipping several switches commits together. New blocks introduced by a plugin update default to on, so you always get new features — prune the ones you do not need afterwards.
Troubleshooting
I switched a Pro block on but it turned itself back off
Pro-locked blocks cannot be enabled without an active license; the save quietly drops them. Add your key on the License page, then enable the block again.
A whole feature area vanished from the menu
Disabling a module removes its admin screens and front-end output. If the Data hub, Theme Builder or a Tools page is gone, re-enable the matching module here. Your saved data (types, queries, settings) is retained and returns when the module is switched back on.