"SSL Tab"

The SSL tab is the single-domain view of Panelica's SSL tooling: the same cards you know from the SSL/TLS page, embedded in the editor for the domain you are working on. If you manage certificates across many domains, use the page; if you are already in the editor, everything is here.

The cards

Five cards, in order, permission-gated (status view, HTTPS settings and custom upload each have their own key; Auto-Issue and Certificate Actions share the issue/renew pair):

1. Certificate Status: provider and state badges, issuer, validity dates, a color-coded days-until-expiry figure, covered domains, and the Auto-Renewal / HTTPS Redirect / HSTS summary.
2. HTTPS Settings: the SSL Enabled, Force HTTPS, HSTS (with max-age selection) and Auto-Renew checkboxes, saved together.
3. SSL Auto-Issue: the one-click issuing flow with its read-only preflight plan, Cloudflare detection and strategy override; the button reads Run auto-issue.
4. Certificate Actions: Renew (for Let's Encrypt), Reissue or Switch to Let's Encrypt, and self-signed generation, each behind a confirmation dialog. This card appears once the domain has a certificate and SSL is enabled.
5. Upload Custom Certificate: certificate plus private key (and optional CA bundle) for store-bought certificates.

The cards behave exactly as described on the SSL/TLS page; the difference here is context: no domain list, no searching, just this domain, with the status card refreshing right after every action.

Differences worth knowing

• Feedback stays inline: load errors show a Retry button on the tab instead of bouncing you elsewhere.
• The editor's SSL permissions are the domain-editor set (view, HTTPS settings, issue, renew, upload), so an administrator can, for example, allow a customer to renew but not to change HTTPS behavior. A card you lack does not render.