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Website settings

Website settings is where you set your site's identity, branding, default SEO, and publication status. This page walks through the most common changes you'll make when setting up or maintaining a site.

Open website settings

  1. Go to your dashboard.
  2. Open the website you want to edit.
  3. In the sidebar, under Settings, click Settings.

You'll land on /dashboard/websites/{your-site}/settings. The page is split into sections you can switch between in the left-hand list (or the dropdown on mobile): General, Domains, Branding, Localization, SEO, Schema, and Analytics.

A badge at the top shows whether the site is Published or Draft.

Save your changes

Changes are not saved automatically. After editing any section, click Save settings in the top right. The button saves every section at once, so you can edit across sections before saving.

Edit the name and slug

The General section holds your site's core identity.

  1. Open the General section.
  2. Internal website name is the label you see inside the dashboard. Edit it and it won't affect the public site.
  3. Website slug is the short identifier used in dashboard URLs. Edit it carefully, since the slug appears in the address of your workspace pages.
  4. Public site name is the name shown on the live website. This field is per language, so use the locale switcher in the top right to set it for each supported locale.

Click Save settings when you're done.

Set the favicon and branding

Brand assets live in the Branding section. Each field opens the media picker so you can choose an existing upload or add a new one.

  • Logo is used on light backgrounds.
  • Dark logo is used on dark backgrounds and falls back to the main logo if left empty.
  • Favicon is the small icon shown in the browser tab. A square image is recommended.
  • Default social image is the fallback Open Graph image for pages that don't have their own.

Set default meta and SEO

Open the SEO section to control how your pages appear in search and social previews.

  • Title template controls how page titles are built, for example {page_title}{separator}{site_name}.
  • Title separator is the character placed between the title parts.
  • Default meta description is the fallback description for pages without their own. This field is per language, so set it for each locale using the locale switcher.
  • Search visibility lets you choose Indexed or No index for the whole site.
  • XML sitemap can be turned on, with toggles to include pages and posts and a field for exclude patterns.
  • Social and verification fields include Twitter card type, Twitter site handle, and Google Search Console verification.

Structured data lives in the separate Schema section, where you can set the schema type (Organization or Person), a per-locale schema name, a URL, a logo, and "same as" social links.

For more on metadata, see SEO and metadata.

Publish or unpublish

Publication status is controlled in the General section.

  1. Open the General section.
  2. Find the Public website row.
  3. Click Publish to make the live site resolve on its public routes, or Unpublish to hide it again.
  4. Confirm in the dialog that appears.

The status only takes effect after you click Save settings. The badge at the top updates to match.

Maintenance mode

If you want the site online but temporarily unavailable to visitors, turn on Maintenance mode in the General section. It returns a maintenance response while keeping your configuration intact. You can set a per-language Maintenance message to show during that time.

  • Domains for custom domains, canonical URL, and HTTPS rules.
  • Localization for supported languages and locale-aware URLs.
  • Analytics for GA4, Google Tag Manager, and Meta Pixel IDs. For custom scripts, use the Custom Code manager instead.