Administration

Superadmins manage the installation under System. Creators manage their profile, author space, content, and available plugin tools within the permissions set for the site.

General settings

Site settings hold the public name, base URL, access mode, contact addresses, and other installation-wide defaults. Locale settings control the default language, timezone, and human-visible date and time formats.

Content and presentation

Content settings control Composer defaults, publication behavior, images, retention, and related site-wide rules. Menus, themes, theme settings, head tags, and active plugins control the public presentation without changing stored Markdown.

Users and access

User records hold roles, sign-in state, profile details, and author-space settings. Security settings cover login policy, secret links, and related controls. Moderation can require creator submissions to be reviewed before publication.

Operations

The administration area also exposes system information, component checks, notifications, SMTP, orphaned content, static export, link integrity, and the site media library. Backup and other plugin administration appears when the matching plugin is active.

Runtime configuration and host configuration remain separate. PHP sessions, filesystem ownership, PHP-FPM, web-server rules, cron, TLS, and log rotation are controlled on the server even when tinymash reports their effective state.