Manage php versions and settings

Easily manage PHP versions and fine-tune PHP settings for your WordPress sites with WPShift. WPShift simplifies this process by giving you complete control over PHP versions and configurations directly from your dashboard.

PHP powers WordPress, and managing its versions and settings is key to maintaining compatibility, performance, and security. WPShift simplifies this process by giving you complete control over PHP versions and configurations directly from your dashboard.

Switch PHP Versions with Ease

Stay ahead of updates and ensure your sites run smoothly by switching between PHP versions in just a few clicks. With WPShift, you can:

  • Select the optimal PHP version for each WordPress site to ensure compatibility with themes, plugins, and core updates.
  • Test new PHP releases in staging environments before applying them to live sites.
  • Avoid downtime or conflicts caused by outdated or unsupported PHP versions.

Customize PHP Settings for Optimal Performance

Tailor PHP configurations to meet the specific needs of your WordPress site. WPShift allows you to:

  • Adjust key PHP settings like memory limit, execution time, and file upload size.
  • Fine-tune configurations for performance-heavy sites, ensuring they run smoothly even under high traffic.
  • Enable or disable PHP extensions to optimize your environment for specific plugins or functionalities.

Why PHP Management Matters

PHP is the backbone of WordPress, and its management directly impacts your site’s:

  • Compatibility: Ensuring themes and plugins work flawlessly with the latest PHP versions.
  • Performance: Reducing load times by optimizing PHP settings.
  • Security: Protecting your site by using the most secure and supported PHP versions.

Integrated with WPShift’s Dashboard

WPShift’s PHP management tools are seamlessly integrated into your server management dashboard. Whether you’re managing a single site or an entire portfolio, you can control PHP settings for each server and site without needing complex command-line inputs.