Site Settings

A living style reference for the site — colors, fonts, and component conventions — that both you and the AI reference when generating new sections, so new content stays on -brand automatically.

Open Graph title, description, and image, plus search-console verification, live alongside the per-page SEO fields covered in Key Concepts — this is the site-wide layer underneath them. The Title Template field controls the browser-tab/search-result <title> shape for every page — default is "%page% — %site%", but you can reorder it (e.g. "%site% | %page%") as long as %page% stays in it.

Paste in an ID or key to wire up analytics (GA4, GTM, Google Ads, Meta Pixel), chat widgets (Crisp, Tawk), CRM tools (HubSpot, Pipedrive), Calendly, Mailchimp, and payment links (Stripe, Paddle, Shopify) — each renders straight into the compiled site, no manual script-tag editing required. Custom head and body code is also available for anything not covered by name.

Every site gets a generic not-found page automatically, but the 404 Page card lets you design your own in canvas — full layout freedom, same as any other page. See 404 Page for the full walkthrough.

Turn off the "Built with Zitegen" badge here — but it only takes effect on paid plans. Free-tier deploys always show it, regardless of the toggle's state.

Choose how AI crawlers and assistants may treat this site — separate from search engines, which are always allowed. Open states no preference. No training asks crawlers to skip AI training while still allowing them to index and cite the site, matching the llms.txt every site already publishes. Blocked disallows named AI crawlers outright and stops generating llms.txt — see the SEO & AI audit docs for how the audit reports on this.