> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.yamuno.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Admin Guide

> Configure editor access control and review usage analytics for HTML Macro for Confluence

# Admin Guide

## Accessing Admin Settings

1. Go to **Confluence Settings** (gear icon, top right)
2. Under **Apps**, find **HTML Macro for Confluence**
3. Click **Configure**

## Editor Access Control

By default, any Confluence user with page edit permission can open and modify the HTML Macro editor. You can restrict this to a specific set of users.

**To enable editor restrictions:**

1. Go to **Settings → HTML Macro → Access Control**
2. Toggle **Restrict editor access** on
3. Add users to the whitelist by name or email
4. Save

Users not on the whitelist will see the rendered macro output but cannot open the editor. They can still view and interact with the rendered HTML widget.

**Note:** Confluence admins always retain access to the editor regardless of the whitelist.

## Usage Analytics

The **Usage** tab shows every Confluence page that currently contains an HTML Macro, including:

* Page title and direct link
* Space name
* Last modified date

Use this to audit what custom widgets are deployed across your instance, identify unused macros, or track down macros using outdated code patterns.

## Security Configuration

See the [Security & CSP guide](/html-macro-for-confluence/how-to-and-features/security) for configuring CSP modes and domain whitelists.