WordPress Updates
The Updates page gathers everything outdated across your WordPress sites into one table and clears it at whatever granularity you want: one item, one site, or every selected site in a single batch.
WP Toolkit → Updateshttps://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8443/wordpress/updates| Item | Type | Version | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | WordPress Core | CORE | 6.6.2 → 6.7 | update |
| ☐ | WooCommerce | PLUGIN | 9.8 → 9.9 | update |
What it tracks
Four update types per site: core (the WordPress release itself), plugins, themes, and translations (shown as a pending-translations count). Stat badges at the top break the backlog down by type, and the table below lists each item with its current and target versions; a text search and a type filter narrow long lists.
Only active sites appear here, and frozen sites show their updates read-only with a notice: unfreeze first, update, freeze again. That freeze-update-freeze rhythm is the recommended way to run hardened sites.
Three sizes of update
- One row: the update button on any line updates just that item, instantly, no confirmation dialog.
- One site: Update All clears the active site's whole backlog: core, then all plugins, then all themes. The floating bar over the checkboxes does the same for a hand-picked subset.
- Many sites: select several sites in the left panel and Update Everything walks them one by one, running core, plugin and theme updates on each and summarizing successes and failures at the end.
Access
Behind the wordpress license feature, scoped to the sites of accounts you own.