Introduction

This area provides you with all the features you need to manage most of your website.

The administration interface of your website, is called the Admin Area. This area provides all the features you need to manage most of your website without the need for any knowledge of programming or the use for developer tools (such as FTP and phpMyAdmin).

The Admin Area is divided up into several sections. Here's a short overview of the sections and the available functionality within those sections.

👍 TIP: As of e107 v2.x, the Admin Area has been redesigned to be much more user-friendly and allow for lots of customization. Learn more about its functionalities.

The main page of the Admin Area that is shown when you enter the administration interface is called the dashboard. The dashboard provides a quick overview of your website's status, and provides quick links to specific areas within the Admin Area.

The dashboard can also be customized to your liking. You can move around the different panels, and customize the quick links to specific areas of your website.

This area is used to set preferences and the basic configuration of your website.

Section

Description

Settings related to the caching system to improve performance of your website.

Settings related to displaying emoticons on your website.

Controls the ability to ban visitors and users from your website.

Everything related to languages used on your website.

Allows you to set so-called metatags on your website, commonly used for search engines.

Manages the navigation areas on your website and allows you to set sitelinks.

Contains all settings that you can can customize on your website.

Settings related to the search functionality on your website,

Everything related to the URLs that are being used on your website. Can be used to set Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs.

This area contains all functionality related to the user accounts on your website:

Section

Description

Allows to change the password of the main administrator.

Controls admin permissions for all administrators.

Controls the ability to ban visitors and users from your website.

For additional information that can be displayed on the user profile.

Send mails out to your registered members.

Define User Groups (classes) that can have specific permissions/functionality.

Main overview of all users registered to your website.

This area is used to manage all the content that is displayed on your website.

Section

Description

Manage all the news items stored on your website

Manage all content stored in either pages or menus on your website

Manage all the uploads made by the users on your website

Manage the Welcome Message that can be shown in a specific place

This area contains specific tools that you can use to maintain your website.

Section

Description

Contains tools specific to interacting with the database.

Used to inspect the validity of all source code files

Can be used to put your website into maintenance mode

All notification settings for your website.

Allows you configured scheduled tasks (or "cron jobs") that run on your website,

Contains all of the log information that is stored on your website

This area contains all the manager pages for everything related to comments, media, menus, plugins and themes.

Section

Description

Allows you to manage all the comments placed on your website.

Allows you to manage all media stored on your website.

Allows you to configure the placement of menus on your website.

Allows you to manage everything plugin related on your website.

Allows you to manage everything theme related on your website.

This area is commonly used by plugins to show links to the administration interface of that specific plugin.

This area contains pages that show information about your server configuration and e107 installation.

Section

Description

Displays specific information about your server configuration and e107 installation.

A collection of (mostly outdated) documentation - soon to be removed.

Shows an overview of all those who have contributed to the development of e107.

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