Site branding
Owner-editable site settings cover branding and display labels rather than requiring you to edit application code.
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The Owner controls the site's identity, appearance, public behavior and account policies. Roles and permissions let you decide what each kind of user can actually do.
Illustration of the kinds of identity and appearance choices the owner controls.
SITE IDENTITY & APPEARANCE
Owner-editable site settings cover branding and display labels rather than requiring you to edit application code.
Branding images are handled through the protected administration flow instead of replacing arbitrary files on the server.
Users can choose supported appearance and accent preferences, with the selected display preference remembered in the browser.
Choose whether anonymous visitors may view the site. If they can, Guest-role permissions still determine what they are allowed to do.
Choose whether visitors can request accounts and whether email verification is required as part of that process.
Host the software where you choose and configure its public base URL so shared links, metadata and the sitemap use the correct address.
USERS & ROLES
The built-in roles are a sensible starting point, while permissions remain authoritative and can be adjusted for your installation.
| Role | Typical purpose | Examples of access |
|---|---|---|
| Guest | Anonymous visitor | Only the public capabilities you explicitly allow |
| Member | Normal approved user | Personal recipe features according to permissions |
| Power User | Trusted contributor | Additional recipe capabilities without full administration |
| Admin | Content administrator | Administrative/content tools granted to the role |
| Owner | Site owner | Full site, user, role and settings administration by default |
Role names are not magic shortcuts: the permission assignments are what actually authorize a feature.
ACCOUNT LIFECYCLE
ADMIN VIEW
Authorized users can turn Admin View on to expose management destinations such as Users, Permissions, Site Settings and Site Health. Turning the view off hides the administrative clutter; it does not change the underlying authorization.
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