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Site configuration

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View of the β€œsite settings” page

The Configuration page (/app/web/config) gathers the functional settings of your public site. It does not affect the appearance (colors, fonts, sections) β€” for that, see the Site Theme page. Here, we manage three things:

  1. The links to your social media displayed in the footer of the public website.
  2. The threshold for suggesting bank fees applied in the donation flow.
  3. The integration onto another website via iframe.

Access the page​

In the backoffice, expand Website in the left sidebar, then click on Configuration.

The direct URL is /app/web/config.

Section 1 β€” Donation Settings​

The first block relates to the donation flow of your public site.

Suggest adding bank fees if it is higher than​

When a donor pays online with a credit card, the payment incurs banking fees (Stripe, PayGreen, or other gateway commissions). To ensure that these fees are not borne by your community, Unisoft can suggest to the donor to include the fees in their donation at the time of payment.

You set here the minimum amount from which this suggestion is displayed. For example, if you enter 50, the suggestion will only appear for donations of 50 € or more. Below that amount, no suggestions will be shown to the donor.

The currency symbol (€, $, Β£, β‚ͺ…) is automatically adjusted to your organization’s primary currency.

Section 2 β€” Social Media​

Five fields are provided to enter the public URLs of your accounts:

NetworkExpected FormatExample
WhatsAppLink to your channel, group, or numberhttps://wa.me/33612345670
YouTubeChannel URLhttps://youtube.com/@beth-david
FacebookPage URLhttps://facebook.com/beth.david.paris
InstagramProfile URLhttps://instagram.com/beth_david
TikTokProfile URLhttps://tiktok.com/@beth.david

Each link you enter will display the corresponding icon in the footer of your public site. Fields left empty will not generate any icon β€” so you will never see a β€œblank” logo pointing to nowhere.

  • In the footer of all pages on the public site (a small row of clickable icons).
  • In certain call-to-action blocks on pages that encourage following the community (depending on the sections enabled in the theme).

Validate changes​

Click Validate at the bottom of the form to save. A success notification appears in the top right; if an error occurs, a failure message is displayed and the changes are not applied.

The changes are visible immediately on the public site (the cache is automatically invalidated upon saving).

Section 3 β€” Integration on another site​

This section controls the display of Unisoft pages on a WordPress, Wix, or custom website: permanent integrated mode, allowed visual customization, payment-return domain, and list of allowed origins.

An empty origins list does not restrict host sites. If you fill it in, add each complete origin on its own line; wildcards are not accepted. The standalone iframe code is copied from the share window of the page to be integrated.

Check Integrate Unisoft into an existing website for the payment procedure and tests.

Complete Example β€” Beth David Community​

For the Beth David community, Sarah LΓ©vy reports:

  • Banking threshold : 30 (the suggestion will be displayed starting from a donation of 30 €).
  • WhatsApp : https://wa.me/33612345670
  • Facebook : https://facebook.com/beth.david.paris
  • Instagram : https://instagram.com/beth_david
  • YouTube : left blank (no channel)
  • TikTok : left blank

She clicks on Validate. A few seconds later, when she opens the public website https://beth-david.unisoft.world, she sees three icons (WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram) in the footer that open the corresponding profiles in a new tab.

Virtual sites: separate configuration​

If your organization manages multiple virtual sites (for example, a site dedicated to a kollel or choir in addition to the main community), each site has its own configuration. To modify it, the URL takes the form /app/web/config?virtualId=… β€” the Unisoft team will inform you of the exact value to use when creating a virtual site.

The values entered on the main site do not propagate automatically to the virtual sites.

Tricky points​

Permanent redirects​

Forced redirects allow you to send a path from your site to its new destination with a permanent 301 response before page searching occurs. Verify the original path and the destination to avoid loops or unintended redirects, then test the relevant addresses after saving.

Going further​