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Account Settings

Manage your account, change password, and configure preferences

The settings page lets you manage your account details and preferences.

Accessing Settings

Navigate to /settings from the main navigation or click your profile icon. You must be logged in to access this page.

Changing Your Password

If you're using email/password auth, the settings page lets you set a new password directly.

  1. Go to the Settings page
  2. Enter your new password
  3. Confirm the new password
  4. Click "Update Password"

If you're using Google or GitHub sign-in, you may not see the password form at all.

Managing Sessions

MantleKit's default settings page keeps account management lightweight. In the current website branch, the main action here is updating your password if you're using email/password auth, plus signing out of your account.

Deleting Your Account

To delete your account, contact support. Account deletion is permanent and removes all associated data.

Manage Your Own Website Account Settings

If you're using MantleKit for your own website, there are really two different account layers to think about:

  • your normal signed-in user account
  • your dashboard admin access

To access /dashboard, your Supabase profile needs role = 'admin'. After creating your account, promote it in Supabase SQL:

update public.profiles
set role = 'admin'
where email = 'you@yourdomain.com';

Once that's in place, you can:

  1. Sign in through the normal /login page
  2. Manage your own password and sessions in /settings
  3. Access the admin dashboard at /dashboard

If you're logged in but still blocked from the dashboard, check your public.profiles row and confirm the role is set to admin.

Moderate Blog Comments

If your site has blog comments enabled, moderation can live in two places depending on your tier:

  • /settings/moderation for lighter installs such as Starter
  • /dashboard/comments for fuller dashboard-enabled installs

Both surfaces let an admin:

  • review pending, approved, and rejected comments
  • approve, reject, re-hold, or delete comments
  • configure moderation rules for links, profanity, rapid-fire posting, hourly limits, or hold-all review
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