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Supported Versions

Whalesync requires Wordpress version 5.6 or greater.

Supported Hosting Platforms

Whalesync has been tested against the following Wordpress hosting platforms:

Recommended Settings

We recommend that the user you generate the Application Password from for Whalesync has the role "Administrator". The minimum required role is "Editor".
We recommend making sure your Wordpress Permalinks are not set to "Plain":

Supported Types

Field

Status

Posts

✅ Supported

Custom Posts

✅ Supported

Pages

✅ Supported

Supported Fields

Field

Status

🔽 Categories

✅ Supported

☑️ Content

✅ Supported

🗃️ Custom Fields

✅ Supported

📂 Excerpt

✅ Supported

🖼️ Featured Media

✅ Supported

🗃️ Format

✅ Supported

🔗 Link

✅ Supported

🕠 Published Date

✅ Supported

🔗 Slug

✅ Supported

🗃️ Status

✅ Supported

🔝 Sticky

✅ Supported

🏷️ Tag

✅ Supported

📄 Title

✅ Supported

🫂 Author

✖️ Not Yet

Supported Blocks for Content

Block

Status

🎧 Audio

✅ Supported

📍 Bullet List

✅ Supported

⌨️ Code

✅ Supported

🖼️ Gallery

✅ Supported

📄 Heading (1-6)

✅ Supported

🖼️ Image

✅ Supported

📂 Media & Text

✅ Supported

#️⃣ Numbered List

✅ Supported

💬 Quote

✅ Supported

📄 Verse

✅ Supported

📹 Video

✅ Supported

🏛️ Classic

✖️ Not Yet

🖼️ Cover

✖️ Not Yet

📂 File

✖️ Not Yet

⏩ Preformatted

✖️ Not Yet

💬 Pullquote

✖️ Not Yet

📑 Table

✖️ Not Yet

🎹 Shortcode

✖️ Not Yet

WordPress Multisite

Whalesync supports WordPress Multisite installations. Each site in your network is treated as its own independent instance, so you need to create one base per site you want to sync.

The URL you provide when connecting determines which site Whalesync will sync with:

Site

URL Example

Main site

https://whalesync-wp.com/

Subsite

https://whalesync-wp.com/sub-site-1/

If you want to sync multiple sites in your network, create a separate base for each one using the appropriate URL.