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The Site Administration section helps you configure and maintain your web-site. There are many
functions in this section. The following outlines each section and it's corresponding configuration
and options.
Header Page
The Header Page refers to your global page header. A page header is just as it sounds, it's the top most portion of your page. This will most likely contain your company logo. It may also contain text, among other things. The settings on this page are global. This means the settings you apply here are carried over to every page on your site. This makes it easier for you to keep the look and feel consistent for every page on your site.
Configuration Settings
The Configuration Settings page is the core of your web-site's configuration. Numerous configuration options are contained on this one page. Keep in mind this is also a global configuration page. There are sections for CSS, Meta Tags, setting background colors, setting background images, as well as many other options. Since this configuration is global, you only have to set it once, then the configuration is used on all of your pages. Like Header Page configuration, this makes it easier to keep the look and feel consistent for every page on your site.
Users List
This section allows you to create users who can login to your site, just as you do. When you add a user you grant them access to specific parts of the site. The main reason for adding users is to distribute administrative tasks.
Password Requests
This sections deals with password requests. If you created a user and they forget their password, it can be e-mailed to them. The login screen provides a box for the user to enter an e-mail address. When they submit the request, their username and password is e-mailed to them. This section allows you view the users who have made this request.
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Header Page
The Header Page refers to your global page header. A page header is just as it sounds, it's the top most portion of your page. This will most likely contain your company logo. It may also contain text, among other things. The settings on this page are global. This means the settings you apply here are carried over to every page on your site. This makes it easier for you to keep the look and feel consistent for every page on your site.
Configuration Settings
The Configuration Settings page is the core of your web-site's configuration. Numerous configuration options are contained on this one page. Keep in mind this is also a global configuration page. There are sections for CSS, Meta Tags, setting background colors, setting background images, as well as many other options. Since this configuration is global, you only have to set it once, then the configuration is used on all of your pages. Like Header Page configuration, this makes it easier to keep the look and feel consistent for every page on your site.
Users List
This section allows you to create users who can login to your site, just as you do. When you add a user you grant them access to specific parts of the site. The main reason for adding users is to distribute administrative tasks.
Password Requests
This sections deals with password requests. If you created a user and they forget their password, it can be e-mailed to them. The login screen provides a box for the user to enter an e-mail address. When they submit the request, their username and password is e-mailed to them. This section allows you view the users who have made this request.