Settings
Settings is for Administrators. Each card has its own Save button.
- Site name.
- Primary domain, such as
www.example.com. Leave it empty to answer on any address.
Public site
Section titled “Public site”- Home page: Latest posts, or any published page.
- Tagline: shown under the site name.
- Page not found page: a published page to show when someone visits an address that doesn’t exist. Visitors see that page’s content, and search engines are told the address wasn’t found, so it never appears in search results or the sitemap. Hide the page from menus in its Page settings. Leave it on The theme’s Page not found template for the standard message.
- Posts per page on the blog and listings (1–50).
- Ask search engines not to index this site: useful while you build. Untick it at launch.
- Delivery API: whether apps and other websites can read your published content as data without a key, or only with an API token.
Memberships
Section titled “Memberships”Turn members-only content on, and choose who can join. See Memberships.
Security
Section titled “Security”Require two-step sign-in for everyone with admin access. Turn on two-step sign-in for yourself first. When you save, staff who haven’t set it up are signed out and set it up at their next sign-in. Members aren’t affected, and people who sign in with single sign-on use their provider’s protection instead.
Review workflow
Section titled “Review workflow”Up to five review stages, each approved by one role, and whether review is required even for people who can publish (for some or all content types). Leave the names empty for one-step review. See Reviews.
Languages
Section titled “Languages”The Default language and All languages, as codes such as en, fr, de, pt-br. See Translations.
Before publishing
Section titled “Before publishing”Missing titles and required fields always stop publishing. These warnings are optional:
- Images without alt text
- Missing or overlong search descriptions
- Links to pages that don’t exist
API and webhooks
Section titled “API and webhooks”Links to Manage API tokens and webhooks (see API tokens and webhooks) and the API reference.
Backups and export
Section titled “Backups and export”- Whether backups are Encrypted and Stored separately from your media.
- Recent backups, with their status and restore test result.
- Back up now.
- Download JSON export: all your content, history, menus, design, and media addresses in one file, for moving to another host.
- Import a site: only on a new, empty site.
- Import from WordPress: bring pages, posts, categories, and images from a WordPress export. See Import from WordPress.
Restoring a backup is done on the server. See Backups and recovery.