Manage a WordPress Site

When you open one site from WordPress > My Sites, Tenwrite shows the detail page for that specific connection.

Use this page to review the site’s connection details, understand your access level, and remove the site if you’re the owner.

1. Log in to the Tenwrite Web Dashboard.
2. Click WordPress > My Sites.
3. Click any site row, or open the row’s Actions menu and choose Manage Site.

At the top of the page, Tenwrite shows the site hostname with:

• a Visit site link
• an Active, Inactive, or Unknown status badge
• an Owner or Member badge

Below that, the info grid shows:

• Type — wordpress.com or Self-hosted
• Username — the WordPress user connected to Tenwrite
• Connected date
• Last updated date

Tenwrite also shows the protocol and hostname together at the bottom of the card.

If you are the site owner, the page can show a Team sharing has moved notice.

This explains that the old site-sharing flow has been replaced by Subscription Sharing. Team members now connect their own WordPress sites and publish from their own accounts.

Use the Manage Team Members button to open Manage Team Seats.

If you are viewing a site as a member instead of the owner, the page can show a Member access notice.

As a member, you can publish content for that site, but only the owner can manage connection settings.

If you are the owner, the bottom section includes Remove site.

Removing a site:

• disconnects that site from Tenwrite
• does not delete your WordPress site
• does not delete published posts or pages
• stops publishing from Tenwrite to that site until you reconnect it

When you click Remove, Tenwrite opens a confirmation dialog before the connection is removed.

• WordPress - Manage Sites
• Manage Team Seats
• WordPress - Manage Posts