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Multi Site Manager Image Directories / CSS

March 07, 2009 9:42pm

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  • #1 / Mar 07, 2009 9:42pm

    devilslayer

    27 posts

    Hello Could you please clear something up for me?

    Can you please explain what I need to copy into a new site directory when using Expression Engine with the Multi Site Manager and Forum Module?

    I know that you need to copy the existing sites path.php and index.php files into your new site directory.

    I am trying to setup a main EE site and a few sites that use sub-domains of the main site.

    http://www.mysite.com
    site1.mysite.com
    site2.mysite.com
    etc

    sub-domain site1 and site2 need to be able to access the system directory of the main EE installation.  My question is more to do with image paths, CSS, forums etc

    Having looked at Code Ignitor, Ellis Labs and Expression Engine I notice that they have their own image directories.

    Code Ignitor
    http://www.codeignitor.com/images/design/ci_logo2.gif

    ElisLab
    http://ellislab.com/images/sitev2/v2_header_logo.gif

    Expression Engine
    http://expressionengine.com/images/design/ee_logo2.gif

    Therefore do i need to copy the follwing into every directory:

    CSS - (If setting up CSS as described in Ryan Irelan’s Screencast Tutorials - He just uploads the CSS folder).
    themes
    images

    I would like each site to have its own images

    i.e

    http://www.mysite.com/images/logo.gif
    site1.mysite.com/images/logo.gif
    site2.mysite.com/images/logo.gif

    What is the way others have setup MSM?  I have read the MSM documentation and watched the screencast but the only files that are mentioned are path.php and index.php

    Thanks for your help

  • #2 / Mar 08, 2009 6:05pm

    Greg Aker

    6022 posts

    devilslayer:

    Yes, you can have your own theme, images and css folder per site.  You really only need to copy the themes folder if you are doing a wiki or forum theme.

  • #3 / Mar 08, 2009 8:30pm

    devilslayer

    27 posts

    Many thanks Greg

  • #4 / Mar 09, 2009 2:45am

    John Henry Donovan

    12339 posts

    Glad Greg cleared this up for you. Feel free to post again if you have any more questions.

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