Vadym Parakonnyi voznik

Multi-site setup (false)

"Or why have 30 admin panels when one would probably suffice," for people with way too many sites.

The base idea is to achieve a multi-site setup that is both more flexible and simpler than native Grav multi-site handling. One major advantage of such a setup is it makes it feasible to have completely different URLs for the different sites.

The strategy used to achieve this uses a combination of (hard) symbolic links, theme-layer taxonomy filtering and homepage configuration for each site.

Folder structure

public_html - Web folder on your server.
- pages symlinked - Present outside of the Grav installations for convenient access without having to rely on admin interface.

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