Customize columns in site list
Would be great to allow selecting what columns to display in the Domains or Site list.
Column suggestions:
- Site name (user customizable)
- Domain name
- Type
- Status
- PHP version
- Server (apache/nginx)
- Location (if multiple site locations are allowed)
- Traffic
- Size (including files + database, why is it always calculating incorrectly for subdomains?)
- URL
- wp-admin url if wordpress
- Wordpress toolkit link - directly to this site
- Date created
- SSL status

Hi Alex,
Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular.
Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.
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Kaspar commented
With Plesk version .51 the Classic list view got replaced by the "Dynamic list view - show websites on a separate page" option. Which looks great but has some serious disadvantages over the Classic list view. For instance the Classic list view also listed the disk usage, traffic usage and hosting location (document root) for each domain. This data/information is missing from the Dynamic list view and would be a very welcome addition to return. As it makes it easier for both administrators and customers to view useful domain data/information at a glance.
For this reason I voted for this feature and I hope it gets adopted into a future version of Plesk soon.
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Mike Luyties commented
This makes my life a lot more difficult by not being able to see a quick list of what is happening with my domains/subdomains.
I would go so far as to say that since the "Classic" list has been fully removed from newer versions, this is less of a feature request and more of a bug request as we've lost functionality that we used to have.
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Terry Reynolds commented
For instance, I personally do not need to see the Hosting Type and Expiration Date columns and would much rather prefer to see the SSL certificate expiration date. I’m sure others would prefer different column views so making it so that one can choose the columns they want displayed would, I believe, be a useful addition.