WordPress Sites
The Sites page is the WordPress Toolkit's control room: every WordPress installation the panel manages, in a pick-a-site-on-the-left, work-on-it-on-the-right layout. This page covers the day-to-day operations; installing new sites has its own page.
WP Toolkit → WordPress Siteshttps://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8443/wordpress/sitesThe layout
The left panel lists every managed installation with quick stats above it (active, frozen, and sites with issues). Each entry shows the site's address, title and WordPress version, a lock icon when the site is frozen and a rocket icon when Boost caching is on, plus a status badge: Active, Installing, Updating, Maintenance, Broken or Suspended. Selecting a site fills the right panel: version cards (WordPress, PHP, freeze state, install date), the site's core facts (title, URL, admin user, database, path, owner) and the action row.
The actions, one by one
WP Admin: one-click login. The panel signs you into wp-admin without a password prompt.
Visit Site opens the live site. Fix Permissions resets the installation's file ownership and permissions to sane values, the standard first-aid step after a migration or a plugin gone wild.
Freeze / Unfreeze. Freezing locks the installation's files against any modification, including by WordPress itself, plugins, or a compromised admin account.
Password opens a dialog to set a new WordPress admin password, with a show/hide toggle and a random 16-character generator; minimum 8 characters. The change is applied through WP-CLI as the site's own Linux user.
Boost: Redis caching. One click installs Panelica's two-layer cache: a Redis object cache drop-in plus a full-page cache that serves cached pages straight from Redis before WordPress even boots. With Boost on, the panel shows live stats (cached pages, object keys, memory used), a TTL selector from 5 minutes to 24 hours, and a Flush Cache button.
Uninstall is deliberately a two-stage choice: first pick between Remove from List (detach: the panel forgets the site but files and database stay untouched) and Full Uninstall (files and database destroyed). Full uninstall then demands a typed DELETE confirmation showing exactly which database and path will go.
Where the rest lives
The management cards at the bottom link into the rest of the Toolkit: Plugins & Themes, Security, Staging and, via the sidebar, Updates and Backups.
Access
The whole WordPress Toolkit is a licensed feature (wordpress); without it the pages show an upgrade overlay. Which installations you see follows the roles and permissions chain: a USER sees only their own sites, a RESELLER their customers', an ADMIN their chain, ROOT all. Staging is available to ROOT, ADMIN and RESELLER by default (not USER), while installing, plugins, themes and backups are open to all four roles.