How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

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The WP manager allows you to manage a variety of important parameters for your website. This makes managing WordPress much more convenient as everything can be managed from this tool. The WP Manager on LWS Panel excels at making large-scale changes, but doesn't give you the same level of control as connecting directly to the WordPress Dashboard itself.

On this help, we're going to look at "How to manage updates" on your WP Manager. This will allow you to automatically update plugins, but also a WordPress theme.

How do I check the status of updates on the WP Manager?

First of all, you need to connect to your LWS account and access the shared hosting for which you want to check the update status of the WordPress site.

Then click on"WP Manager" in the"Software" section of your web hosting.

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

Then click on the"Manage" button for the site you want to update.

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

The "essentials" tab will show you the update status of the WordPress core, installed extensions and installed themes.

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

How do I update my WordPress site?

Once you are managing your site on WP Manager, the top banner will show you the status of the WordPress core update.

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

If your site is not up to date, you can launch the update manually by clicking on the "Update" link (1).

You can also activate automatic WordPress updates (2).

You have a choice of 3 options:

  • Do not upgrade automatically
  • Update to the latest available version (minor)
  • Update to the latest available version (major)

The major version allows you to add new features. The minor version allows you to correct existing bugs and make minor improvements.

Updating WordPress extensions (plugins).

In the "plugins" tab, you can update your extensions individually and manually by clicking on the"Update available" buttons (1) or massively by clicking on the"Update all" button (2).

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

As with the WordPress core, you also have the option of telling WP Manager to automatically update your extensions as soon as an update is available by activating the feature (3).

Automatically update a WordPress theme.

In the "Themes" tab you can update your extensions individually and manually by clicking on the"Update available" buttons (1) or massively by clicking on the"Update all" button (2).

How do I manage updates to my Wordpress site using WP Manager?

As with the WordPress core and extensions, you also have the option of telling WP Manager to automatically update themes as soon as an update is available by activating the feature (3).

Conclusion

You now know how to :

  • Access your WP Manager and check the status of updates for your WordPress site,
  • Manage manual updates or schedule automatic updates for WordPress core, plugins and themes,
  • Optimise the management of your site using the advanced features of WP Manager on LWS Panel.

🔧 With these clear steps, maintaining and updating your WordPress site becomes a simple and controlled task. Now you can make sure your site stays secure, high-performing and up to date with the latest features. 🚀

We hope this information helps you get the most out of your online presence. 🌐 If you have any questions or would like to share your experience with WP Manager, please feel free to leave us a comment below. Thank you for reading and for trusting our services! 💬🙌

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