Multiple Alias with different themes.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down JarrettJarrett
    Posts: 12Member
    Is it possible to have say www.example.com as your main alias with its own theme and then.....

    another alias www.example.com/other-alias with its own theme serving the same content from the same publication. 

    I've managed to get it to serve the same content but the second alias inherits the theme assigned to the publication.

    Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Rafał MuszyńskiRafał Muszyński
    Posts: 51Member
    Hi Jarrett,

    it wont be possible because you can set themes only for publications, you can try editing your templates and manually configure it..
  • Vote Up0Vote Down JarrettJarrett
    Posts: 12Member
    Cheers Rafal
     
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Sebastian Olsson (2)Sebastian Olsson (2)
    Posts: 121Member
    You can set a different publication in the themes. Put {{ set_publication identifier="1" }} before the article list in the template. 
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Paweł MikołajczukPaweł Mikołajczuk
    Posts: 72Member, Sourcefabric Team
    @Sebastian Olsson - good trick! That should work.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down JarrettJarrett
    Posts: 12Member
    @Sebastian Olsson i've tried that but it gives me all list articles regardless of what section the articles are in. Is there a way to set the section to the publication that is set??
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Nalyk CalmisNalyk Calmis
    Posts: 84Member
    @Jarret i managed to work this by cloning the section structure in the second publication, only then set_publication trick worked. Maybe there is a easier and more logical solution, but that worked for me. I have example.site and m.example.site as two different publications, with different themes, both using articles from example.site.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Miguel MoraMiguel Mora
    Posts: 1Member
    I, I have destroyed my topics list. Any idea to get it back?

    Thanks

    Mikele
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