The Instance Settings Drawer contains many of an instances general settings. Any user who has access to the instance has access to the Instance Settings Drawer. The following items can be accessed via this drawer:
Buttons to access Content Manager, preview and live links
Domain name and DNS instructions
General instance information:
Name
ZUID
Created on date
Updated on date
Legacy Hash and Numeric IDs
User Access
Team Access
Access Tokens
Blueprint Settings
Blueprint name
Github Link
Change blueprint button
Access the Instance Settings Drawer via the cog icon on an instance's card in the all-instance's grid view. Click the icon and a drawer will slide out from the right-hand side of the screen.
From the all-instances list view, simply select an instance from the list and the settings will be shown in the right-hand portion of the screen.
The full Instance Settings drawer is shown in full below.
We'll review each section with a short description below.
From left to right there is a:
Button to access the Content Manger
Preview link
Live link
These links are also available from the instance card and instance list in the all-instances view.
The domain settings include a field to set your domain name, as well as brief DNS instructions.
The general information from top to bottom and left to right is:
Instance Name
Created On date
Updated On date
Instance ZUID
Numeric ID (Legacy)
Hash ID (Legacy)
The User Access section allows users to be invited to access the instance. When a user is invited to access an instance their role is set as well.
The Team Access section allows for teams to be added to an instance.
Teams are not created in this section. Learn more about Team creation with this guide.
The Access Tokens section allow for access tokens to be created for use with the Atom IDE as well as other workflows.
The Blueprint section allows users to change their blueprint.
When a blueprint is changed a user will lose all of their content, code, etc. If you do not want to lose the contents of your instance do not change your blueprint.
It also shows the blueprint's name and cover image, and links to its repository on Github.