Site-wide settings consist of common data that affects your entire website, such as site name, logo, contact information, social media links, billing currency, and site content language. These settings are not specific to the text content of individual pages; once configured, they can be reused across headers, footers, buttons, and other modules.
Kanorio organizes these settings into two entry points: the "Console" and the "Editor." This article explains where to find these settings and which ones affect your live website.
General settings can be accessed via "Site Management" in the Console. Here, you can modify your site name, brand logo, browser favicon, billing currency, site timezone, and site content language. This data is primarily used for site identification and management.
Open "Settings" in the Editor to adjust site appearance, global buttons, social media links, contact details, and AI memory in the Advanced tab. Data here is referenced by headers, footers, and various modules.
Open "Site Management", which defaults to the "General" tab.
Your site name identifies your website. The logo is an image or icon representing your brand, used in site components like headers and footers. Before changing it, ensure the new logo is clearly visible on both light and dark backgrounds.
The favicon is the small icon displayed next to your browser tab or bookmark. You can use the version automatically generated by the system based on your logo, or upload your own. If you choose automatic generation, the system creates an icon from your current logo; if you change your logo, remember to check the favicon preview again.
After updating your name, logo, or favicon in "Site Management" → "General", click "Save." These identification details are saved individually. After saving, refresh your live site to ensure the tab title, logo, and favicon are displayed correctly.
In the same "General" tab, you can set your site timezone. The timezone determines the local time for when a "day" begins and ends (e.g., Taipei time). It affects daily traffic analysis, store performance reports, promotional periods, time-limited slots, and the date range of monthly traffic reports. It does not change the clock visitors see on your site, nor does it automatically rewrite event or booking content.
Before changing the timezone, the system will ask for confirmation. Past data will not be recalculated based on the new timezone, so daily reports before and after the switch may not be directly comparable.
Custom buttons are reusable Calls to Action (CTAs). Simply put, these are buttons for actions you want visitors to take, such as "Book Now," "View Portfolio," or "Contact Us."
After creating a button in "Settings" → "Content", you can select it in your header or any module that supports buttons. This prevents inconsistencies caused by re-entering the same link in multiple places.
You can centrally manage social links, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and business hours in "Settings" → "Content". Your footer can choose which items to display, so fill in your details here first, then adjust the display in the "Header & Footer" settings.
For phone numbers, use the full format including the country code (e.g., +886 for Taiwan). This helps visitors from different countries dial correctly.
Select your site content language in "Site Management" → "General". This affects the language used for AI-generated content and influences the font options prioritized by the system.
Changing the content language does not automatically translate existing pages or change your backend interface language. The system will ask for confirmation before changes; please check your content, navigation text, and text within images page by page after the switch.
Billing currency is the unit used for product pricing and payments, such as TWD or USD. It is displayed in "Site Management" → "General" and is determined by your business country during the initial payment gateway connection; it cannot be changed manually afterward. Ensure your store or price-related content still aligns with your actual selling prices.
View your site's AI memory summary in "Settings" → "Advanced". This is a collection of brand, audience, and tone cues automatically compiled by the system based on your existing content to assist with future AI-generated content.
When you use AI SEO planning, generate full pages, or design product sales pages, the system may automatically update the AI memory if your site content has changed significantly, ensuring suggestions are relevant. AI memory is read-only and currently does not support manual editing or refreshing. If the summary is inaccurate, correct the source information on your site before continuing to use AI. This is not site copy visible to visitors, nor is it a permanent instruction set you enter directly on this screen.
If images lack ALT text during publishing, the system will automatically add descriptions (always enabled). For details, read Uploading and Managing Images. To learn more about AI-generated content, AI SEO, and usage, read Accelerate Website Building with AI.
To avoid modifying settings in the wrong place, please follow the relevant documentation:
| What do you want to do? | Correct Location |
|---|---|
| Modify fonts, colors, spacing, or border radius | "Settings" → "Design" and Brand Visuals and Style Settings |
| Modify page title, URL, search snippet, or SEO | "Pages" and Managing Site Pages |
| Set up Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or tracking codes | "Tracking Code Settings" |
| Purchase, bind, or change a domain | Go Live and Domains |
| Export data, unpublish, or delete a site | "Site Management" → "Advanced"; read the relevant guide first |
Site description is not a single site-wide field here. If you mean the description text in Google search results, please modify it in the SEO settings of each page, as different pages should have different search snippets.
Create a content backup in "Site Management" → "Advanced" under "Backup Site Data." This is useful for keeping a copy before major adjustments. For full operations, scope, and download methods, read Downloading Site Backup (Data Export).
Unpublishing, republishing, archiving, and restoring are site lifecycle operations that affect visitor access. Please read Unpublishing or Deleting a Site before proceeding.
Saving behavior varies by feature. Updating the site name, logo, or favicon in "Site Management" updates them individually. Content and appearance adjustments in the Editor become drafts and usually require following the publishing process to update the live version. Always verify with your live URL or preview.
No. It only affects future AI output and font suggestions; it does not translate existing pages or text within images.
Custom buttons are reusable button data for the whole site; header buttons are simply one of those buttons placed at the top of your site. You can also use the same custom button in other modules.
Yes. Disable automatic generation and upload a custom favicon; the logo does not need to be changed.
Billing currency usually cannot be changed manually after the initial payment gateway connection. Do not assume automatic conversion; if changed via support, check all products, plans, and page prices to ensure they match your actual selling prices.
No. It only affects how the site interprets dates and schedules based on the local time. Event times, business hours, forms, and booking times must still be set within their respective content or external tools.
