@@ -3,4 +3,46 @@ title: Cloudflare dashboard
33pcx_content_type : how-to
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6+ ---
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8+ import { Steps } from " ~/components" ;
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11+ The Cloudflare dashboard provides a user-friendly interface for creating and managing widgets.
12+
13+ ## Create a widget
14+
15+ <Steps >
16+ 1 . Log in to the [ Cloudflare dashboard] ( https://dash.cloudflare.com/ ) , and select your account.
17+ 2 . Go to ** Turnstile** .
18+ 3 . Select ** Add widget** .
19+ 4 . Fill out the required information:
20+ - ** Widget name** : A descriptive name for your widget.
21+ - ** Hostname management** : Domains where the widget will be used.
22+ - ** Widget mode** : Choose from Managed, Non-Interactive, or Invisible.
23+ 5 . (Optional) Configure ** Pre-clearance support** for single-page applications.
24+ 6 . Select ** Create** to save your widget.
25+ 7 . Copy your sitekey and secret key, and store the secret key securely.
26+ </Steps >
27+
28+ ## Manage existing widgets
29+
30+ ### View widget details
31+
32+ <Steps >
33+ 1 . Log in to the [ Cloudflare dashboard] ( https://dash.cloudflare.com/ ) , and select your account.
34+ 2 . Go to ** Turnstile** .
35+ 3 . Select any existing widget to view its configuration.
36+ 4 . Access analytics, settings, and performance metrics.
37+ </Steps >
38+
39+ ### Update widget configuration
40+
41+ <Steps >
42+ 1 . Log in to the [ Cloudflare dashboard] ( https://dash.cloudflare.com/ ) , and select your account.
43+ 2 . Go to ** Turnstile** .
44+ 3 . Select any existing widget to view its configuration.
45+ 4 . Select ** Settings** .
46+ 5 . Modify hostnames, mode, or other settings.
47+ 6 . Select ** Save** to apply changes.
48+ </Steps >
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