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Tuesday 21 June 2005 6:50:56 am
Hi David, if you want to have different designs for different siteaccess you need to add something like this to "/settings/siteaccess/YOURSITEACCESS/site.ini"
[DesignSettings]
SiteDesign=grayscale
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=fancyblue
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base
"SiteDesign=grayscale" means, that you want to use the design placed in "/design/grayscale". Very cool with eZ publish is, that you can define other design. that should be used, too. In my example I use two other designs "fancyblue" and "base".
This means:
eZ publish will first look in "/design/grayscale" for the requested "template, image, stylesheet, ... ". If it is not, it will look in "/design/fancyblue" and then in "/design/base". If the requested "template, image, stylesheet, ..." can't be found is those design, than eZ publish will fallback to the design defined in "site.ini" section "[DesignSettings]" in setting "StandardDesign", which normaly is "standard". That means, that eZ publish finally looks for the "template, image, stylesheet, ..." in "/design/standard". In my example you probably will get a grey design with a touch of blue ;)
Don't forget not to override the things in "/settings/override/" if you want to have them different for each siteaccess. Otherwise the settings in "/settings/override/" will be used, because the hierarchy, how eZp includes settings is this (if you don't use extensions):
1. /settings
2. /settings/siteaccess
3. /settings/override
Daniel Beyer
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YMC AG
Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
web: www.ymc.ch
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