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Set your name, logo and contact details once in Site settings, and every page of your site uses them. It holds the facts about your business and the setup for your whole site. How your site looks lives next door, in Site design. Who can do this: Admins and Owners can change everything here. Editors can open Site settings too, and change the contact details and the social links.

Open Site settings

  • In the toolbar (the bar across the top of your site once you’re signed in; see The toolbar), choose Site settings (the gear).
  • Or open the command palette (⌘K, or Ctrl+K on Windows) and choose Site settings. The shortcut is T then G (press T, let go, then press G, while you’re not typing in a box; see Keyboard shortcuts).
The tabs run down the left. Inside each tab, settings are grouped in cards that show how many settings they hold. Choose a card to open it.
The Site settings window open on Brand: the tab list on the left (Brand to Form uploads) and the four Brand cards (Name and tagline, Logos, Browser icons, Contact details).The Site settings window open on Brand: the tab list on the left (Brand to Form uploads) and the four Brand cards (Name and tagline, Logos, Browser icons, Contact details).

Site settings, with its tabs down the left.

The tabs

Brand

your business name, tagline, logos, browser icons and contact details.

Social links

the Social Links tab, your profiles on social media.

Legal details

the Legal tab, the details that fill in your privacy policy and terms.

Site-wide SEO

the SEO tab, your sharing picture and your business details for search engines.

Cookie consent

the Cookie consent and Cookie banner wording tabs.

Maintenance mode

the Maintenance tab, to show a “back soon” page while you work.

Analytics

the Analytics tab, with your visitor statistics tools.

Build a form

the Form uploads tab, which files visitors can send with a form.

Service area map settings

the map data, your location and your areas and prices. It opens from the command palette as Service area map.
The Integrations (public) tab is a read-only list of the few connection settings your site’s pages need, such as your Google Maps key. To change them, go to Connections.

Where to start

A new site starts with placeholder text, such as an example phone number. Replace it before you go live:
  1. Brand. Add your business name, logo and contact details. See Brand.
  2. Social Links. Add your profiles. See Social links.
  3. Legal. Fill in your legal details before you publish your privacy policy and terms. See Legal details.
Set up your site walks you through these steps, and the rest of your setup, in order.

Good to know

  • Update puts your changes live. Choose Update to save and publish. To save without publishing yet, open the arrow next to Update (More save options) and choose Save Draft. Your changes wait there; open the window again and choose Update when you’re ready to put them live.
  • Changes apply everywhere at once. A new phone number shows in the footer of every page as soon as you choose Update.
  • Some tabs are for Admins. Editors don’t see the settings they can’t change.

Site design

colors, fonts, header and footer.

Connections

email, spam protection, Google and other services.

What each role can do

who can change which settings.