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How to set the favicon and home page, duplicate a site or save it as a template
open_in_newOpen Websites in Genayaarrow_outward- Favicon
- The small icon in the browser tab and on a phone's home screen. By default it is the Genaya favicon on every published site ("Genaya favicon is used until you pick one"); on the Favicon row of Site info under Dashboard > Settings press Choose from Files and pick an image from your Files (a square image, 192 x 192 or larger) to replace it, Change swaps it, Clear goes back to the Genaya one, and Save settings keeps it. The change reaches visitors on the next Publish, on every page including Privacy and Terms.
- Site info and the social image
- Site info also holds the site name, the description Genaya uses when it writes and rebuilds the pages, and the social image (1200 x 630, from Files with the same Choose from Files, Change and Remove) that link previews use. The publish check's screenshot stands in for the social image until you set one.
- Home page
- The Home page dropdown under General (the Websites publish permission) picks which page answers the site's root address; any standard page qualifies, and the Home page keeps its own address at /home. The menu, the sitemap and the public link follow on the next Publish.
- Duplicate this site
- Duplicate on the Copies and templates card (the row reads Duplicate this site) creates "<name> copy" - pages, sections, look, navigation, search settings, legal texts, favicon, home page and the custom tables with their columns - as a new draft with its own genaya.site link, so you can try a redesign or build a second location without touching the live site. No record comes along: leads, bookings and the rows of the site's tables stay with the original, and a form or booking page the original owns is not copied (its submissions would land in the original), so connect or create one for the copy. Pro and up; the copy counts as a site of your plan the day it is published.
- Save as template
- Save as template on the same card turns the site into a reusable template your organization owns - its pages, look and table columns. The Websites home (the Templates tab) and the Templates gallery offer it under Start from a template / Your saved templates (each card names the template with its page and table counts, and a template can be deleted from there); a site started from it gets the same pages, look and wiring with your new name and city filled in. Business and up.
- Language
- The Language row under General marks the pages' language for browsers, screen readers and search engines - it never translates the words, so a form or a booking block's own built-in text stays English. Pick from 16 languages, each shown as "<Language> (<code>)" with " - right to left" on Hebrew and Arabic; the first row, English (default), clears the setting. The pick saves at once and reaches visitors on the next Publish; a Hebrew or Arabic site previews mirrored right to left - that is the true page. A published version remembers the language it went live with, so Rewind brings it back with the pages, and a copy or a template keeps the source's language. Ask Genaya AI ("set the site language to Hebrew") and it changes the same setting through a confirm card.
infoTake offline, Delete website and the Built with Genaya badge sit on the same page: the badge can be hidden on the Pro plan and above, and the Danger zone at the bottom takes the site offline or moves it to the 30-day trash.
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