The Site Details tab is your site’s information hub, showing everything from your site URL to your PHP version. This guide covers how to view your site information and make changes to key settings.
Viewing Your Site Information
Navigate to your site and open the Site Details tab. You’ll see the following information:
- Display Name — The friendly name for your site (editable).
- Site Slug — The system identifier for your site. This cannot be changed.
- Site URL — Your site’s web address, linked so you can visit it directly.
- PHP Version — The current PHP version running on your site.
- Datacenter — The physical location of your server (e.g., Amsterdam, Burbank, Washington DC, or Dallas).
- Created Date — When your site was first provisioned.
- WordPress Version — The version of WordPress currently installed.
- IP Address — Your site’s server IP address.
Editing Your Display Name
- Click the edit icon next to your Display Name.
- An inline text input appears with your current name.
- Type your new display name.
- Click Save to confirm, or Cancel to discard the change.
Note: The display name is just a label for your reference. Your site slug and URL remain unchanged.
Changing Your PHP Version
- Click Change next to the PHP Version field.
- A modal appears with available PHP versions:
- PHP 8.2 — Long-term support until December 2026
- PHP 8.3 — Long-term support until December 2027
- PHP 8.4 — Latest stable release
- PHP 8.5 — Beta (for testing only)
- Your current version is marked with a Current badge.
- Select the version you want and click Update PHP Version.
Your site will briefly restart during the PHP version change. This typically takes only a few seconds.
Viewing Your Subscription
Below the site information, you’ll find a Subscription card showing:
- Status — A badge showing whether your subscription is active, on hold, or cancelled.
- Next Payment Date — When your next billing cycle occurs.
- Plan Name — Your current hosting plan.
Click View Subscription to manage your billing details, update payment methods, or change your plan.
Tip: Keep your PHP version up to date for the best security and performance. We recommend using the latest stable release unless your plugins require an older version.
Need More Help?
If you have questions about your site details or need assistance making changes, contact our support team.