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Alpine.js Enqueue

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Alpine.js Enqueue Adds Alpine.js on the front end and/or admin for small reactive UI without a heavy framework.

What it does

Section titled “What it does”

Adds Alpine.js on the front end and/or admin for small reactive UI without a heavy framework.

  • Serves Alpine.js from the bundled plugin file by default (with Subresource Integrity).
  • Optional custom local file inside wp-content if you need a different build. There is no CDN option.
  • Includes settings so you can tune this module for your site.
  • Load On: Frontend (Public Website) and/or Admin Dashboard.
  • Frontend Scope.

When to use it

Section titled “When to use it”

Enable it if:

  • You specifically need: Adds Alpine.js on the front end and/or admin for small reactive UI without a heavy framework.
  • You want this Site Tools feature without installing a separate plugin for it.

When not to use it

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Settings

Section titled “Settings”

Options you can configure for this module include:

  • Load On
  • Frontend (Public Website)
  • Admin Dashboard
  • Frontend Scope
  • All frontend pages
  • Singular posts/pages only
  • Selected post types only
  • Frontend Post Types
  • Source — Bundled (recommended) or Custom local file. Older cdn settings are treated as bundled.

How to enable it

Section titled “How to enable it”
  1. Go to WP PowerSuite -> Modules.
  2. Open Site Tools or search for “Alpine.js Enqueue”.
  3. Toggle Alpine.js Enqueue on.
  4. Open the module settings and save.

Toggle it off anytime to stop this module from loading.

How to test it

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  • Confirm Alpine.js Enqueue is enabled under WP PowerSuite -> Modules -> Site Tools.
  • Use the feature this module controls (the admin UI, front-end behavior, upload, login flow, etc.).
  • ✅ Pass: you see the module-specific behavior described above.
  • ❌ Fail: re-check this module’s settings, then look for another plugin doing the same job.

Troubleshooting

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  • No change after enabling. Confirm the toggle is on, hard-refresh, and review this module’s settings. Choose Frontend and/or Admin under Load On.
  • Looking for a CDN option. Removed. Use Bundled or a Custom local file inside wp-content.
  • Conflicts. Temporarily disable other plugins that implement the same feature.
  • Unexpected side effect. Toggle Alpine.js Enqueue off to revert, then re-enable with adjusted settings.

Manage with WP-CLI

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Prefer the command line? You can turn this module on or off with WP-CLI instead of the dashboard:

Terminal window
# Turn the module on
wp powersuite module enable alpine-js-enqueue


# Turn the module off
wp powersuite module disable alpine-js-enqueue


# Check whether it is on, its category, and where its settings live
wp powersuite module get alpine-js-enqueue

Managing more than one site? Add --url=https://example.com to point a command at one site. If this is a Pro module, install WP PowerSuite Pro and activate your license first. New to WP-CLI? See the full command guide.

FAQ

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What does Alpine.js Enqueue do?

Adds Alpine.js on the front end and/or admin for small reactive UI without a heavy framework.

Is Alpine.js Enqueue free?

Yes. Enable it under WP PowerSuite -> Modules.

Does Alpine.js Enqueue load from a CDN?

No. It serves the bundled copy from your site (recommended), or a custom local .js file inside wp-content. Older CDN settings switch to bundled automatically.

Does Alpine.js Enqueue have settings?

Yes. Open module settings from WP PowerSuite -> Modules after enabling it.

How do I turn Alpine.js Enqueue off?

Go to WP PowerSuite -> Modules, find Alpine.js Enqueue, and toggle it off.

Developer notes (hooks & filters)

Source: modules/alpine-js-enqueue/admin.php, modules/alpine-js-enqueue/module.php. Boot: display · context: both.

Hooks (non-exhaustive): script_loader_tag, wp_enqueue_scripts, admin_enqueue_scripts.

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