Site Settings

Branding, header and footer, and site-wide custom CSS for your public website — all edited from the admin panel with no code. This is an Owner-only page. See Public Pages for editing the homepage and legal pages themselves.

Site Settings

Configuration → Site Settings has five tabs:

• Website — your site name, SEO title, description and keywords, author, contact email and phone, primary brand colour, logos (for light and dark backgrounds), an email logo (PNG or JPG, because mail apps cannot show SVG and Outlook cannot show WEBP; left empty, emails use the light logo when it is PNG or JPG, else the app icon), favicon, the app icon (a square PNG of at least 512 by 512 pixels, used when people install the app on a phone or computer), the image used when a link is shared on social media, the banner image behind the Auth tab's content below, and the Public website choice: leave it on, or switch the home, about and contact pages off and send visitors to the sign-in page or to your own website. Privacy, Terms and custom pages always stay public, because payment providers and app stores need a privacy-policy address. Chat widget script name is what your customers' websites call to talk to the chat widget, for example window.AcmeChat.identify(); leave it empty for ChatWidget, which always works too. A rename only reaches sites that copy their embed code again. Without anything else, identify() saves the email and details on the visitor. Optionally, to also join a visitor to their earlier conversations, a site with its own server signs the email it passes to identify() with the chat's Identity secret, shown on that channel's page. The name, description and brand colour are used across the whole app and your homepage.
• Navbar — the links (and the theme toggle) in your public site's header. Add, edit, reorder, or hide them.
• Footer — link columns, social media links, payment-method logos, and the copyright line (write {year} to always show the current year).
• Auth — the headline and a reorderable list of highlights (each with an icon, title, and body text) shown next to the form on every logged-out page: login, register, forgot/reset password. The banner image behind them is the one set on the Website tab. The form's own wording (titles such as “Log in to your account”, field names and buttons) is interface text shared with the rest of the app: change it in Languages → Translations, where you can edit any line in any language, English included.
• Style — custom CSS applied to the whole site, for anything the options above don't cover.