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Site settings

Open Settings from the topbar to configure project-wide options that affect every exported or deployed page.

Use Settings → General for site-wide metadata.

The Site Settings modal opened to General settings.
General settings control language, direction, author, and keywords.
FieldWhat it affects
LanguageThe exported page language metadata
Text DirectionLeft-to-right or right-to-left text flow
AuthorAuthor metadata for the exported site
KeywordsSearch metadata shared by the site

Swebsy adds a small Swebsy badge to exported and deployed sites by default. The badge appears in the corner of the published page and automatically adapts to light or dark color mode, including an on-dark logo treatment that keeps the mark readable on dark backgrounds.

  1. Open Settings → Branding.
  2. Use the switch to turn the Swebsy badge on or off.
  3. If you turn it off, confirm that you want to disable the badge or choose to keep it on.

  4. Click Save.
  1. Open Settings → Favicon.
  2. Choose an image from your assets.
  3. Swebsy generates the required favicon sizes.
  4. Click Save.
The Site Settings modal opened to Favicon settings.
Favicon settings generate browser icon sizes from one source image.

Use Settings → Performance for export-time performance and security options.

The Site Settings modal opened to Performance and Security settings.
Performance settings include loading behavior and security headers.
OptionUse it when
Smooth ScrollingIn-page anchor links should scroll smoothly
Preload Critical ResourcesImportant CSS and fonts should load earlier
Service WorkerYou want offline caching behavior for exported pages
Content Security PolicyYou need stricter browser rules for scripts, styles, or media
Referrer PolicyYou want to control referrer data sent to other sites
X-Frame-OptionsYou want to control whether other sites can embed your pages
Common issues

Favicon does not update in the browser — browsers cache favicons aggressively. Hard refresh or test in a private window.

Analytics or embeds stop working after CSP changes — add the provider’s script, frame, image, and connection domains to the policy.

Service worker shows old content — clear site data in the browser or deploy again after disabling the service worker.