38 docs tagged with "admin panel"

Instructions to add assets to the Media Library

A Strapi plugin can interact with both the back end and the front end of a Strapi application. The Admin Panel API is about the front end part, i.e. it allows a plugin to customize Strapi's admin panel.

Strapi's admin panel offers a single entry point file for its configuration.

The administration panel of Strapi can be customized according to your needs, so you can make it reflect your identity.

Using API tokens allows executing a request on Strapi's REST API endpoints as an authenticated user.

Learn how you can use a proxy application like Caddy to secure your Strapi application.

In Strapi, RBAC is an approach to restricting access to some features of the admin panel to some users. The Community Edition of Strapi offers 3 default roles.

Instructions to create a release from the admin panel

Learn how you can use custom fields to extend Strapi's content-types capabilities.

Strapi includes 2 main components:

By using Swagger UI, the API documentation plugin takes out most of your pain to generate your documentation.

Send email from your server or externals providers.

Find some answers and solutions to most common issues that you may experience when working with Strapi.

Use a GraphQL endpoint in your Strapi project to fetch and mutate your content.

Learn how to pass data from server to admin panel with a Strapi plugin

Instructions to include content in a release

The Internationalization plugin allows to manage content in different languages, called "locales". Once the Internationalization plugin is installed in a Strapi application (see Installing plugins via the Marketplace), administrators can manage locales from Settings icon Settings > Global settings > Internationalization.

Customizing and managing Strapi.

Introduction to the Releases feature that enables content managers to organize entries to publish/unpublish simultaneously

Introduction to the Media Library which allows to display and manage all assets uploaded in the application.

Instructions on how to manage a Release from the admin panel

Instructions on how to manage assets uploaded to the Media Library, including editing, moving, and deleting assets, and cropping images.

The Media Library displays all assets uploaded in the Strapi application. The Media Library settings allow controlling the format, file size, and orientation of uploaded assets. Those settings can be configured from Settings icon Settings > Global settings > Media Library.

Strapi models (i.e. content-types, components, and dynamic zones) define a representation of the data structure.

Instructions on how to use folders in the Media Library, including adding, editing, and deleting folders, and browsing their content.

The default Strapi logos, displayed in the main navigation of a Strapi application and the authentication pages, can be modified from Settings icon Settings > Global settings > Overview.

Learn how to create a Strapi plugin and how to start the development servers

Learn more about the structure of a Strapi plugin

Strapi comes with built-in plugins (i18n, GraphQL, Users & Permissions, Upload, API documentation, and Email) and you can install plugins as npm packages.

Managing your review workflows and stages in Strapi.

How to setup your Strapi Admin Panel

Single Sign-On (SSO) can be made available on a Strapi application to allow administrators to authenticate through an identity provider (e.g. Microsoft Azure Active Directory). SSO configurations can be done from Settings icon Settings > Global settings > Single Sign-On.

Strapi's SSO allows you to configure additional sign-in and sign-up methods for your administration panel. It requires an Enterprise Edition with a Gold plan.

* Administrators can create, read, update, or delete transfer tokens only if proper permissions are granted (see Configuring administrator roles).

Here are some concepts to keep in mind

Learn more about Strapi built-in plugins and how to use them from a developer perspective.

Reviewing the audit logs in Strapi.

The documentation for Strapi contains 3 main sections, accessible from the top navigation bar: