Customize site content

System administrators can customize text and site details under Site, Settings, Content.

Select Update Settings when you're finished making changes.

For additional branding and content options, see Set up branding.

Note: Branding changes do not affect the administrator portal. These changes are only visible to site visitors (i.e., donors, applicants, reviewers, etc.).

To set up tracking by Google Analytics, enter your tracking ID (supplied by your Google Analytics account).

Set a site title to display in the user's browser when viewing your site. This title also appears as the name of the site in a browser bookmark.

If you've already set up a site logo on the Site, Settings, Styles page, you may want to link back to your primary website.

Select this option if your institution or organization conducts a "blind" or anonymous review process. Your system will display for application ID numbers (not associated with applicant ID numbers).

Note: This does not automatically hide questions on applications, such as First Name, Last Name, Certification Signatures, or names included in file uploads. For more on setting up an anonymous review process, see Make reviews anonymous.

Select this option if you want applicants to use the same submitted reference across multiple application cycles (meaning faculty, instructors, and/or counselors receive fewer emails and requests from applicants over time).

Set the time zone for your system. This is particularly important for Start Dates, End Dates, and Review Dates. For example, your system might close an opportunity at 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time instead of 11:59 PM Central Standard Time.

This setting enables you to select how your system refers to users. Select the appropriate fields, such as First Name and then Last Name. You may also want to include user ID number or Middle Name in your customization.

Use this field if you don't use a General Application or Import data. This setting enables you to select how your system refers to users. Select the appropriate fields, such as First Name and then Last Name. You may also want to include user ID number or Middle Name in your customization.

Provide this URL to applicants for only flexible opportunities.

When your system sends emails, it will come from this address. Email replies from applicants will also be sent to this address.

Tip: Choose a general address—such as scholarships@bigstateuniversity.edu—instead of a personal email address.

Select this option to stop the system from sending any email communications, including confirmation emails, report notification emails, and reviewer emails. Typically, leave this option selected during the implementation of your system or during periods where all applicant activity should be halted.

See Set up DMARC compliant emails for additional information.

Use footer links to create a series of links to show at the bottom of every page.

Tip: At a bare minimum, set up links to your main website, as well as to the FAFSA at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/.