const project = "Empa";

Activate or deactivate any block — individually or in bulk. Filter by status (installed, not installed, active, inactive) and namespace (acf, core, empa, woocommerce). Interactive search. Covers everything from core WordPress blocks to WooCommerce to custom ACF blocks. The editor sees only what you enable.

JJ-NET custom blocks (ACF and React) stored on a remote server, fetched via API and browsable with visual previews. Download a block — it installs and activates automatically, appears in the block manager with correct namespace. Delete a block — it deactivates, then removes every instance from every page and post. No broken block warnings, ever. Modal confirmation on delete.

Remote pattern library with visual previews. Before a pattern can be installed, the system checks all block dependencies. If core blocks are inactive — activate them first. If custom blocks are missing — download and activate them first. Install button stays locked until all dependencies are satisfied. Delete pattern removes all traces from all pages and posts.

Create a new child theme by typing a name and clicking create. Generates all necessary folder structure and files following Empa conventions automatically — ensuring block downloads and pattern installs work correctly on every new site. Supports WordPress Multisite. Multiple child themes can coexist, each independently activated.

License key management per installation — status, expiration, domain binding, updates toggle. Foundation for commercial distribution — license keys will gate access to the remote block and pattern libraries, enabling JJ-NET to distribute Empa to other agencies as a licensed product.

Role-based capability control — toggle matrix with WordPress roles as columns and Empa capabilities as rows. Administrator controls exactly which roles can access FSE, block manager, site scripts, template parts, and other Empa features. Granular access without any plugin.

Personalised greeting by username, shows role, posts and pages owned, last login time, session duration, and most recent activity (last created or edited page/post). Every user sees their own context on login — not generic site stats.

Real-time block inventory — total blocks, core, custom, enabled, disabled, patterns, reusable, remote. Top 5 most used blocks shown in widget. Full report page shows every block with usage count, exact pages and posts where used (with links), and search/filter. Built for safe block removal — see where a block lives before you touch it.

One-click access to the Full Site Editor directly from the dashboard. Solves a real pain point — WordPress users are consistently confused about the difference between the page editor and FSE. This removes the friction entirely.

Posts, pages, custom post types, taxonomies, publishing activity, recently published content with author and timestamp. When something breaks on a client site, the first question is always who touched it last. This answers that in one glance.

Users broken down by role — admin, editor, author, contributor, subscriber. Registration activity, most active author with publish count, recent registrations, recent activity feed. Essential for multi-user agency sites.

Three tabs: Server (PHP version, MySQL, nginx, memory limit, disk usage with warnings), Security (HTTPS, failed logins, WP version, file permissions audit, inactive plugins, debug mode), Cleanup (post revisions, auto-saves, trash, expired transients, orphaned metadata — all with one-click clean buttons).

Images, video, audio, documents breakdown with percentages, total library size, unattached files warning with review link, recent uploads. Unattached media is a common hidden bloat issue on agency sites — this surfaces it immediately.