Administer

Welcome to the administration section. Here you may control how your site functions.

Manage your site's content.

Categories: Create vocabularies and terms to categorize your content.
Content: View, edit, and delete your site's content.
Post settings: Control posting behavior, such as teaser length, requiring previews before posting, and the number of posts on the front page.
RSS publishing: Configure the number of items per feed and whether feeds should be titles/teasers/full-text.

Manage your site's users, groups and access to site features.

Access control: Determine access to features by selecting permissions for roles.
Access rules: List and create rules to disallow usernames, e-mail addresses, and IP addresses.
Roles: List, edit, or add user roles.
Users: List, add, and edit users.
User settings: Configure default behavior of users, including registration requirements, e-mails, and user pictures.

View system logs and other status information.

Recent log entries: View events that have recently been logged.
Top 'access denied' errors: View 'access denied' errors (403s).
Top 'page not found' errors: View 'page not found' errors (404s).
Status report: Get a status report about your site's operation and any detected problems.

Control how your site looks and feels.

Blocks: Configure what block content appears in your site's sidebars and other regions.
Modules: Enable or disable add-on modules for your site.
Themes: Change which theme your site uses or allows users to set.

Adjust basic site configuration options.

Administration theme: Settings for how your administrative pages should look.
Clean URLs: Enable or disable clean URLs for your site.
Date and time: Settings for how Drupal displays date and time, as well as the system's default timezone.
Error reporting: Control how Drupal deals with errors including 403/404 errors as well as PHP error reporting.
File system: Tell Drupal where to store uploaded files and how they are accessed.
Image toolkit: Choose which image toolkit to use if you have installed optional toolkits.
Input formats: Configure how content input by users is filtered, including allowed HTML tags, PHP code tags. Also allows enabling of module-provided filters.
Performance: Enable or disable page caching for anonymous users, and enable or disable CSS preprocessor.
Site information: Change basic site information, such as the site name, slogan, e-mail address, mission, front page and more.
Site maintenance: Take the site off-line for maintenance or bring it back online.

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