Everything you need to create and manage your website using Super Builder can be found on your site’s dashboard.
Super Site Dashboard overview
How to get started with your Super dashboard
Click into your site under Sites to access the Site Dashboard or click New Site if you are new to Super and haven’t created a site yet.
If you need any help getting started with building a site, take a look at our “Creating your first site with Super and Notion” guide.
The Super dashboard is set up to allow you to confidently manage your website, while Super app takes care of publishing the site and keeping the content up to date.
The right hand side menu of the Super Dashboard for your site allows you to more quickly jump to the section you need.
The sections are:
- Site Panel — Provides an overview of your site’s status and allows you to control when your content is published.
- Site Settings — Manage your site name, link to Notion, site language, favicon, and other general settings.
- Domain — Manage domain names and connections, and purchase domains for your site.
- Pages — Organize your site’s structure, including page names, paths, and URLs.
- SEO — Configure all your site’s SEO settings in one central location.
- Design — Customize your site’s appearance, including colors, fonts, layouts, and overall look and feel.
- Navigation — Set up top navigation, including dropdown menus and link organization.
- Code — Add custom code globally, including Head, Body, and CSS snippets.
- Options — Control which information from Notion is displayed on your site.
- Multilanguage — Enable and manage multiple languages for your site, allowing visitors to switch between them seamlessly.
- Analytics — Access detailed site performance data and visitor metrics to help you understand engagement and improve your site.
Site Settings
The Site Settings section is where you set your site’s foundation. Here, you can define your site name (used for SEO), connect or update your Notion homepage, choose your site language, and add a favicon. These settings control how your site appears and is discovered.
Key elements:
- Site Name & Homepage — Set your site name for SEO and link the Notion page that serves as your homepage. Changes won’t affect text used in your navbar.
- Languages & RTL Support — Pick any language, including right-to-left options like Arabic or Hebrew, to make your site accessible worldwide.
- Favicon — Upload a small PNG icon for browser tabs and bookmarks, helping your site stay recognizable.
These settings are simple but crucial — they establish your site’s identity and accessibility while keeping it ready for further customization.
Manage your site domain
The Domains section lets you manage your site’s web address. You can change the prefix of your default super.site domain or connect a custom domain you own.
To use a custom domain, a Super subscription is required. Once subscribed, follow these steps to link your domain to your Super site.
Adding a custom domain gives your site a professional, branded URL and makes it easier for visitors to find and remember.
Manage your site pages in one place
The Pages section lets you view, edit, and organize all your site pages, including subpages automatically synced from Notion. You can rename pages, adjust URLs, and reorder their hierarchy to control your site’s structure.
For each page, you can:
- Edit the page title and Notion URL
- Add SEO info: title, description, social preview image, and keywords
- Apply custom Head, Body, or CSS code (learn more)
- Set a password to protect a page and its subpages
- Redirect the page to another page within your site
- View the page in Notion or remove it from your site
This is where your Notion workspace becomes a structured, publish-ready website. For a deeper walkthrough, see our Site Pages guide.
SEO Settings
The SEO section in your Super Dashboard lets you manage how your site appears in search engines and on social media, all in one place.
Here you can:
- Enable or Disable SEO Indexing — Choose whether search engines can crawl your site.
- Add Site Title & Description — Control the text that appears in search results.
- Upload Social Media Preview Image — Customize how your site looks when shared on platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, or X (Twitter).
- Redirect Default Domain to Root Domain — Ensure your primary domain points to the main version of your site.
- Default social image — Set a fallback image for your social media previews when a specific page doesn’t have its own social image set.
💡 Tip: Updating SEO settings helps improve discoverability and ensures your site is presented clearly when shared or searched.
Customize your site design
In the Design page you can customize the appearance of your site without any prior coding knowledge. In just a few clicks, you can transform your site to fit your style preferences and be ready to launch it live.
You can change almost all aspects of the site design features:
- Create your own theme to apply to your site using color pickers and sliders to adjust spacing and shapes of callouts and galleries, and everything else!
- Choose fonts from a list of optimized Google fonts to be used on your site
Add a custom navbar
A customizable navbar can be added to your site from the Navbar page. You can customize your navbar using ready-made design options or apply custom CSS using Super CSS Classes. Take a look at our custom navbar guide to get started.
Apply custom code to your site
For ways to make your site’s design more personalized or to add useful tools like site analytics, head to the Code section. Here you can add custom code across Head, Body, or CSS tabs which will apply code to the entire site.
You can also apply code at the individual page level from the Pages menu of your site.
To learn more about using custom code on your Super site, we recommend these resources:
- Template Starter Kit if you want a simple introduction to customizing your Super site with minimal code knowledge
- Super template creation guide that runs through the entire process but requires a level of coding knowledge
- Super CSS Classes library where you will find all of the CSS classes used on a Super site
Change site options
With Super you can make basic site customization options in the Options page of the site editor. With a few clicks, you can make your site more accessible for your audience using the features below.
- Page Properties — Show or hide database properties so pages are clickable and display like in Notion.
- Prevent Opening Database Items—make database items non-clickable.
- Database Views — Display additional views from Notion databases beyond the default top view.
- Site Search—allow users to search your site. Super sites have an option search feature which will display a small search icon on the top right of your site. This gives users the ability to search for pages within your site.
- Light and Dark Theme Toggle—allow your users to switch between a light and dark theme set in the Site Design menu
- Layout Side Panel—enable the page layout side panel. Display a side panel with page layout options on your site.
- Floating Table of Contents—add a floating table of contents to your site. Display a floating table of contents to help visitors navigate longer pages.
- Calendar Start Day—set which day you want the calendar to start
- Database Load Limits—respect database load limits set in Notion. Apply the database load limits configured in Notion.
- Hide Person Information—hide person information from the page and database properties
- Show Property Icons—show property icons from your databases and database pages
- Google Analytics—track your site traffic with Google Analytics. Enter your Google Analytics ID to track traffic and visitor activity on your site.
- Password Timeout - Choose how long visitors can access a password-protected page before they need to enter the password again.
If you have a database page with no content in the body of the page, Super will not make that page clickable (if there is no content, there is nothing to publish). However if that page has database properties, you can make the page clickable by displaying database page properties using this setting.
Enable this option to prevent visitors from opening database items across supported database views. This allows visitors to view the database items without opening them as individual pages.
By default, the topmost view (or the first view) in the Notion database is the one that is displayed on your Super site. By enabling this setting, any other database views will also be presented as options for your site visitors.
You can choose whether the calendar database view starts on a Monday or a Sunday.
Display property icons from your databases and database pages.
The default password timeout is 30 days. You can adjust this setting based on how frequently you want visitors to re-enter the password.
To restore the default setting, select Reset.
File Uploads
The .txt File Uploads section in your Super Dashboard lets you upload and host .txt files directly on your domain for verification, compliance, security, and AI-related use cases.
Here you can:
- Upload .txt Files — Add
.txtfiles directly to your Super site. - Upload to Root Domain — Make files available at
yourdomain.com/filename.txt. - Upload to .well-known — Host files at
yourdomain.com/.well-known/filename.txtfor services that require this specific directory. - Support Verification & Compliance — Use files such as
ads.txtor verification files required by third-party services. - Support AI & LLM Tools — Host text-based documentation that can be accessed by AI tools, search systems, or custom chatbots.
💡 Tip: Make sure your .txt file uses the exact filename and directory required by the service you're setting it up for.
Analytics Overview
The Analytics section in your Super Dashboard lets you track your site’s performance and understand visitor behavior.
You can monitor key metrics such as:
- Unique Visits — Count of individual visitors to your site.
- Total Visits — Total number of visits, including repeat visits.
- Bounce Rate — Percentage of visitors who leave after viewing only one page.
- Visit Duration — Average time visitors spend on your site.
💡 Tip: Use these insights to see which pages perform best, understand visitor engagement, and optimize your content to keep users coming back.
For a detailed walkthrough on using Analytics, visit:
How to Use Super Analytics on Your Super Site
Multilanguage Settings
Super allows you to make your site accessible to a global audience by enabling multiple languages.
You can:
- Set Available Languages — Choose which languages your site will support.
- Allow Visitors to Switch Languages — Users can toggle between languages directly on your site.
- Maintain Consistent Layouts Across Languages — Ensure your design and navigation work seamlessly for all language versions.
💡 Important:
- Language translations need to be done directly in your Notion account. Super does not automatically translate your content.
- Pro plan required — Multilanguage support is only available for Pro plan users.
For a step-by-step guide on setting up multiple languages, visit Site Languages in Super.
What next?
For help on what to work on next, take a look at these guides:
- Learn how to organize your site using pages
- Connect a custom website domain
- Optimize your site for search engines to increase visibility
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