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You can access the WordPress Dashboard for any of the sites in your Managed WordPress plans. From the Dashboard, you can edit the site anytime.

1. Go to your Wurk product page.

2. On your My Products page, next to Managed WordPress, select Manage All.
   
   
3. For the website you want to edit, select WP Admin from the  menu.
   
   

This launches the WordPress Dashboard, where you build and edit the website.

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WordPress core updates on Managed WordPress

WordPress is an ever-changing ecosystem; updating your site is important for a secure, healthy site on our Managed WordPress platform. We make that process much easier by offering automated updates for WordPress core.

Our system performs updates automatically in the background without manual intervention by you.

Deployment of WordPress core updates

WordPress core updates fall into two categories, major and minor releases.

Major releases

• These releases have new features and can break backward compatibility. For example, the planned 6.3 release in August 2023 would fit here. Or 7.0 in the future.
• They are not deployed immediately in Managed WordPress and undergo a lengthy testing process to ensure sites are safe to upgrade. We do so for a couple of reasons:
• To give plugin and theme authors more time to update their code to be compatible with the new major releases.
• Like any other major software update, there are typically a few bugs that weren't identified when released. These bugs are soon corrected in the subsequent minor release.
• These releases are deployed within 2-4 weeks of the official WordPress release date or until the first minor release is available.

Minor releases

• These are mainly security and maintenance updates that include bug and security fixes. For example, the recent 6.2.1 release.
• They are tested briefly.
• They are typically deployed seven days after the release date.

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