Settings & SEO
Settings & SEO
The Settings section holds the site's global parameters. They're available in all templates and affect the entire front-end.
Core settings
- Site name — shown in the header, titles, meta tags (
{site.name}). - Site URL — the base address (
{site.url}), used for absolute links, canonical, the sitemap. - Default SEO — title and description for pages that don't set their own.
- Contacts — phone, email, address (if the theme outputs them).
Custom code in <head> and before </body>
Two fields let you insert your own code without touching templates:
- Head code — counters, verifications, meta tags (
{custom_head_html}). - Before-body-close code — chat widgets, pixels (
{custom_foot_html}).
This code is stored in the database of a specific installation, not in the CMS code — so when the engine is distributed, other people's scripts don't "travel" to other sites.
Performance
- Clear cache — resets the compiled-template and data caches. Needed after editing a
.tplin production. - Don't cache templates — a development mode (every render is fresh). Keep it off in production.
SEO tools
The engine serves service files for search engines itself:
| Address | Purpose |
|---|---|
/sitemap.xml | sitemap (pages, news, categories) |
/robots.txt | crawl rules for robots |
/rss.xml | news feed |
Additionally: each page has a canonical and (where needed) hreflang for language versions, and the landing has JSON-LD microdata (organization type). More on languages — Internationalization.
Analytics
Besides Google Analytics/Ads, the bundle includes first-party analytics (the Analytics plugin): the Analytics section in the panel shows referral sources, popular pages, "where they came from", clicks and leads, sessions. Data is collected by your own tracker and stored in your database — without sharing with third parties.