Category: Site settings
Privacy: your privacy policy, from a template
If your website collects personal data (a contact form, customer accounts, orders), you must explain to your visitors what you do with it in a privacy policy. This screen creates it for you from a template.Creating itFill in the owner details: name or company name, tax ID, address, email and phone....
Category: Site settings
Legal notice: owner details and terms of use, from a template
The legal notice identifies the owner of the website (name, tax ID, address, contact) and sets the basic terms of use. In many countries, such as Spain, it is mandatory if the website has an economic activity. This screen creates it from a template.Creating itFill in the owner details. Name and...
Category: Site settings
General: name, logo, languages and address of your site
This is where your site’s main details live. Almost everything else depends on what you put here.ImagesLogo: the one in the header. Ideally PNG or SVG with a transparent background.White logo: the version for dark backgrounds (dark header, “dark” contrast blocks, footer).Favicon: the small...
Category: Site settings
Preferences: colors, fonts and the style of each page
Preferences gathers the site’s visual settings, in several cards. Each card is saved separately with its own button, which says which one it saves (Update · Blog).The On this page row at the top takes you to each card and marks the one you are on; Expand all and Collapse all open or fold them...
Category: Site settings
Translations: what is left to translate
If your site has more than one language, this screen tells you how much content is filled in for each language. It matters because, when a translation is missing, the site silently shows the text of the first language and the visitor sees a mixed page.Reading the tableEach row is a type of content:...
Category: Site settings
Custom domain: use your own domain (www.yourcompany.com)
By default your site lives at edeck.me/your-folder. Here you can connect it to a domain of your own, such as yourcompany.com. You need to have bought the domain from a provider (registrar) and be able to edit its DNS records.Step by stepType your domain without https:// or www (for example...
Category: Site settings
Address: your address, phone and map in the footer
Here you set up the address and map block shown in your site’s footer: useful for businesses with premises or face-to-face service.FieldsSet Use map to “Yes”.Grid: “full” takes the whole width; “contain” fits it to the content width.Block icon and title (for example “Visit...
Category: Site settings
Social networks: links to your profiles
Here you add the links to your profiles: Email, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Telegram.For each networkShow: “Yes” to display it.Title: the icon’s alternative text, in each language.Url: the full address of your profile. Examples:Instagram:...
Category: Site settings
Email (SMTP): send emails from your own address
By default, your site’s emails (contact forms, customer sign-ups, password recovery) are sent from the edeck.me server. If you set up your own mail server (SMTP) here, they go out from your account: they arrive with your address and are less likely to end up in spam.Setting it upSet Active to...
Category: Site settings
reCAPTCHA: protect your forms from spam
reCAPTCHA is a free Google service that tells people from bots and stops spam in your forms. It works invisibly, without visitors having to tick any boxes.Enabling itGo to google.com/recaptcha/admin and register your site with reCAPTCHA v3.Add your domain (and edeck.me if your site is also...