Settings

The Settings section in Stackposts allows administrators to configure and customize all core system functions — including general preferences, appearance, authentication, payments, and integrations.

It serves as the central place to manage how your platform looks, behaves, and connects with external services.

🔹 Overview

The Settings menu is located inside the Admin Dashboard, under the ⚙️ Settings icon in the left sidebar.
It includes multiple configuration pages grouped by purpose — from general setup to advanced system options.

🔹 Key Sections

• General Settings – Configure site name, logo, favicon, default language, timezone, and contact details.

• Appearance – Customize theme colors, layout, and visual styles for the admin and user dashboards.

• Login & Auth – Manage user registration, email verification, password recovery, and social logins (Facebook, Google, etc.).

• Mail Server – Set up SMTP, Mailgun, or other mail providers for sending system emails.

• Payment Configuration – Connect and manage supported payment gateways such as Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, or Paystack.

• Files – Define upload storage options (Local, AWS S3, Google Drive) and size limits.

• AI Configuration – Manage API keys and model selections for AI-related features.

• URL Shorteners – Integrate third-party URL shortener APIs for link management.

• Affiliate – Configure affiliate program settings and commission rules.

• Captcha – Enable Google reCAPTCHA or similar tools to protect login and registration forms.

• Broadcast – Send system-wide notifications or announcements to all users.

• Embed Code – Insert analytics scripts or tracking pixels (e.g., Google Analytics, Meta Pixel).

• Cache – Clear or refresh system cache to improve performance.

• System Information – Display PHP version, server details, and active modules for debugging.

🔹 Purpose

The Settings section ensures complete control and flexibility for administrators.
It helps you fine-tune system performance, branding, user experience, and third-party integrations — all from one centralized dashboard.