Settings & SEO
Project settings
The site-wide settings drawer — your project's name and favicon, social sharing defaults, domain, analytics IDs, custom code, and version history.
Last updated 2026-06-29
Project Settings is where you control everything that applies to your whole site, as opposed to a single element or page. Open it with the ⚙ Settings (gear) icon at the bottom of the editor's left panel. It slides out as a drawer with several tabs.
General
Your site's identity:
- Name — the project/site name (also used in titles and social cards).
- Description — a short description of the site.
- Favicon — the little icon shown in browser tabs and bookmarks. Upload a small square image.
SEO & Social
Controls how your site appears in search results and when shared on social media:
- a page picker to edit any page's SEO (the same controls as Page settings),
- site-wide social defaults — a default social share image, social title and description, a Twitter card style, keywords, and a site-wide discourage search engines toggle.
These site-wide values are used as fallbacks when a page doesn't set its own. Learn the concepts in SEO basics.
Domain
Your web address and publish status:
- choose or change your free subdomain,
- connect a custom domain,
- publish / unpublish the site.
This tab is covered in depth in Your free subdomain and Custom domains.
Advanced
Power-user options that apply across the whole site:
| Setting | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics (GA4) ID | Connect Google Analytics to track visitors with your own account. |
| Google Tag Manager (GTM) ID | Manage marketing/analytics tags via GTM. |
| Meta Pixel ID | Add the Facebook/Meta tracking pixel for ad measurement. |
| Content language | The language of your site's content (affects the published page's language setting). |
Custom <head> code | Add meta tags and the like into every page's head. |
| Custom CSS | Site-wide styling — see Custom CSS. |
| Custom JavaScript | Site-wide scripts (may be restricted for security depending on your setup). |
Webpress has its own privacy-friendly analytics built in, so you don't need GA4 — but you can add it if you prefer your own account.
History
The History tab is your project's version history — save named snapshots and restore earlier states. It's covered in Undo, redo & version history.
Where to go next
- Page settings — settings for an individual page.
- SEO basics — make the most of the SEO & Social tab.