Configuration

Configure default behavior of users, including registration requirements, e-mails, and fields.

Configure how user-contributed content is filtered and formatted, as well as the text editor user interface (WYSIWYGs or toolbars).

Enable or disable page caching for anonymous users and set CSS and JS bandwidth optimization options.

Settings for logging and alerts modules. Various modules can route Drupal's system events to different destinations, such as syslog, database, email, etc.

Take the site offline for maintenance or bring it back online.

Run tests against Drupal core and your modules. These tests help assure that your site code is working as designed.

Import, export, or synchronize your site configuration.

Configure relevance settings for search and other indexing options.

Change your site's URL paths by aliasing them.

Configure the site description, the number of items per feed and whether feeds should be titles/teasers/full-text.