Method 1: Using WordPress Dashboard

  • In WordPress Dashboard “At Glance Section”, will display the WordPress version with the active theme.

  • At the bottom of every page, it will display the WordPress version.

Metho2:  Checking version.php file

  • Login to your cPanel account.
  • Go to File Manager and navigate to the public_html folder.
  • Open the wp-includes folder, you will see the version.php file at the bottom.
  • View the file, you will get the “wp_version” and ”wp_db_version”.

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