Settings Overview

The Settings Tab in Editor gives you access to tools that affect your entire website — not just an individual page. These site-wide settings help you manage things like user access, SEO defaults, analytics, and more.

Let’s take a look at where to find the Settings Tab and what each section inside it controls.

Accessing the Settings Tab

You’ll find the Settings icon in the top right corner of Editor’s black navigation bar. It looks like a set of audio sliders.

Click this icon to open the Settings Panel, which appears with a sidebar on the left listing several tabs.

User Accounts

The User Accounts tab is where you can add, remove, or manage access for anyone who edits your website.

To add a new user:

1. Click the Add Another Account button.

2. Enter the user’s First Name, Last Name, and Email Address.

3. Click Save.

As soon as the account is created, the system will automatically send the new user a welcome email with their login credentials and instructions.

Tip: If the user doesn’t see the welcome email right away, have them check their spam or junk folder.

For detailed steps, see the related article Managing User Accounts.

Site Settings

The Site Settings tab includes a few global fields that define how your website behaves.

• Site Title – The title that appears in your browser tab when someone visits your site.

• Locale – Sets your website’s time zone. Most sites default to America/Chicago, but you can update it to match your location.

SEO Settings

The SEO Settings tab controls site-wide SEO and social sharing defaults. Your exact view may differ depending on the SEO services included with your plan.

SEO Settings Fields:

• Site-wide Meta Description – A general description of your business or organization that appears when a page doesn’t have its own meta description.

• Site-wide Social Sharing Image – The default image used when someone shares your homepage or another page without a specific meta image on social platforms.

• Favicon – The small icon that appears in browser tabs or bookmarks.

Note: If a page includes its own meta title, description, or image in its Page Settings, those page-specific settings will always take priority over these site-wide defaults.

XML Sitemap

You’ll also find a link to your site’s XML Sitemap. This file tells search engines how your site is structured and helps them crawl your pages efficiently.

The sitemap automatically updates any time your navigation changes (for example, when you add, remove, or rearrange pages).

You’ll see the “Last Generated Date” and a button to Generate XML Sitemap manually if needed.

Google Analytics Tracking (GA4)

At the bottom of the SEO Settings tab, you’ll see a field labeled Google Analytics (GA4) Tracking ID.

1. Every Cybernautic site includes a primary analytics tag managed by our team.
2. If you have your own GA4 property and want to track data separately, you can add your tracking ID here to create a secondary analytics tag.

Tip: This can be helpful for internal reporting or specific campaign tracking.

Audit Log (Optional)

Some websites include an Audit Log tab — an optional upgrade that tracks every change made to your website.

The Audit Log shows:

• Who logged in and when

• What changes were made (edits, saves, deletions)

• When those changes occurred

Benefits of enabling the Audit Log:

• Recover accidentally deleted content

• Track version history and editing activity

• Improve accountability and collaboration

Related Articles

• Page Settings in Editor 

• Managing User Accounts 

• SEO Settings and Meta Best Practices