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Multisite

The multisite part of building with Exponential for public bodies: one installation for many departments, adding a department site, per-site designs and settings, shared content, cross-site links, roles per department…

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Multisite

This section is for public bodies that run the sites of several departments, agencies or programs from one Exponential installation. It explains the shapes such an installation can take, the steps to add a site, and how to keep departments apart where needed while sharing what should be shared.

Up: Building public-service sites, Governments: start here.

Pages in this section

PageAnswers
One installation, many departmentsShapes, what is shared, trade-offs
Adding a department siteThe steps for a new site
Per-site designsA shared base design with department layers
Per-site settings in extensionsOne extension and repository per site
Shared content across sitesSeveral locations, relations, shared folders
Links between department sitesCorrect addresses for cross-site links
Editors and roles per departmentKeeping each team in its own site
Logs, caches and operations per siteSeparate logs, caches and cron

Reading order

Managers: the first page. Administrators: then adding a site, settings, roles and operations. Site builders: designs, shared content and links. Multilingual department sites also read the languages section.

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