Basic concepts site configuration (#36)

* Setup for Site Configuration Page
* Site Configuration items filled.

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Co-authored-by: Guust Nieuwenhuis <[email protected]>

01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site-configuration.md

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 nav_order: 5
 grand_parent: Getting started
 parent: Configuration
-last_modified_date: 20-10-2021 13:00
+last_modified_date: 14-08-2023 10:00
 permalink: /getting-started/configuration/site-configuration/
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-# Site configuration
+# Site configuration  
+In the Masa CMS Admin there are site settings in the left menu.  
+![siteconfigmenu](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_menu.png)  
+These are the settings in the context of the current selected site in the menu above.  
+![siteconfigcurrentsite](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_current_site.png)  
+
+## Edit Settings
+Here you can edit the settings for you site.  
+![siteconfigsettings](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_settings.png)  
+The Site ID can not be changed.
+
+## Permissions
+Here you can manage the permissions for the Content Manager.  
+![siteconfigpermissions](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_permissions.png)  
+This is done via the Group a User is a member of. Only Users via the System Groups can have access te the Content Manager in the Masa CMS Admin. Member Groups can have editing capabilities via the front-end of the Masa CMS site, but not via the Masa CMS Admin.
+
+## Approval Chains
+Here you can edit and manage Approval Chains. Approval Chains allow for a 'chain' of content creation and review by different Users. That way the content on your website always is checked en verified before it is published.
+
+## Class Extensions
+Here you can manage the Class Extensions. Class Extensions are a way to customize common objects within Masa CMS. So instead of a default Page content object, you can create a custom Blog content object, which is derived from the Page. In this way you can tailor the content objects in Masa CMS to the needs and topic of your site.
+
+## Create Site Bundle
+You can create a Site Bundle of your Site. A Bundle includes a Site's architecture & content, all rendering files (display objects, themes, javascript, etc.). This way you can deploy content from one site to another site across instances. This can be usefull in a DTAP (development, testing, acceptance and production) environments or creating a backup of the content of your site.
+![siteconfigcreatesitebundle](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_create_sitebundle.png)  
+You can save the Site Bundle on the server or you can download it directly as a .zip file.
+
+## Deploy Site Bundle
+After creating as Site Bundle, you can deploy the site bundles here. Remember that when deploying a site bundle that all content will be overwritten!
+![siteconfigdeploysitebundle](/assets/01_getting-started/03_configuration/05_site_configuration/site_configuration_deploy_sitebundle.png)  
+
+## Web Service (REST)
+Masa CMS provides REST Webservices. This way you can create custom front-end clients and let Masa CMS provide the content for them. The content for these clients can then be managed in the Masa CMS Admin.  
+
+## JSON API
+Masa CMS provides Webservices based on JSON API. Similair to the WebServices using REST.
+
+## Trash Bin 
+When a Content Item is deleted from Masa CMS, it is not immediately removed, but placed into the Trash Bin.