When TeinGo runs live on Plesk, the admin area is not only for content; it is also the center for operational settings. Home content, SEO, documentation, menus, legal pages, support, and webhook monitoring are managed together.
Content and SEO management
The admin panel updates home copy, section images, navigation links, documentation, and legal pages. If home content exists in the database, the live site uses the database version.
The SEO panel manages multilingual titles, meta descriptions, OG fields, canonical base URL, verification codes, and extra robots rules. robots.txt and sitemap.xml use these settings.
Configuration discipline in production
On Plesk, live settings should come from environment variables or secure Plesk fields, not from committed appsettings files. Connection string, SMTP password, OAuth secrets, OpenRouter key, Paddle secret, and reCAPTCHA secret must not be in source code.
The media directory must be writable and the Chrome/Chromium path for PDF rendering must be correct. Since migrations and documentation seed run at startup, check logs after deployment.
Watch operational screens
Webhook logs show failed payment events, support shows user requests, and blog comments show pending moderation. The admin editor update tool should be used only when needed and after a backup.
After a Plesk deployment, first check app logs, migration result, documentation seed result, payment webhook logs, and PDF export.