Site Settings
Manage the site identity, public address, defaults, availability and supported storage choices.
Site Settings contains Site-level identity and operating choices. Use Site Design for visual presentation.
Site Identity
Set the Site Title, public Site URL, language, timezone and branding assets. Headers and other first-party Resources can then use that identity without hard-coding it.
Favicon And Branding Media
Use the Media picker for Site branding. Most Sites show one Primary Logo and one Compact Mark. When the active Site Design supports both Light and Dark appearance, Site Settings instead shows Light and Dark versions of each logo. The previous single logo remains available as a fallback if a Light or Dark version has not been selected. The Favicon remains a single Site icon. Supported favicon uploads include validated .ico files as well as the supported image formats allowed by Media Settings.
Public Address
Keep the configured Site address aligned with the address visitors should use. If you are moving the installation or changing the public route, follow the relocation guide rather than editing several URLs independently.
Core Defaults
Where the Site needs a replacement default Design, Header, Footer, Template or other fundamental published Resource, choose it from the supported defaults instead of deleting the existing default first.
Landing Page
Choose the published Page that should serve as the Site homepage when the setting is available. The chosen Page should also have a valid public route; the Landing Page choice does not create that route for you. See Pages for address and publishing guidance.
Under Construction
Enable Show Under Construction to signed-out visitors during a controlled launch or migration window. Signed-in users can continue to check the real Site while ordinary visitors see the temporary message.
Database Storage
Standalone Sites can use the supported database migration workflow from the advanced Site Settings controls. Managed Silos use the storage controls presented for their Silo mode.
Data Review Is Separate
Use System → Site Health → Data to review managed storage, reclaimable files and anything that needs ownership review. Database Storage changes the active data driver; Data reviews the storage footprint and safe cleanup candidates.