Domains
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The Domain Configuration page allows administrators to manage the domains associated with the Drupal site. Here, you can:
- Add New Domains: Add additional domains to your Drupal installation, enabling multi-site capabilities.
- Manage Existing Domains: Edit or remove domains as needed, ensuring your site architecture remains organized and efficient.
- Domain Aliases: Set up domain aliases to redirect traffic or manage subdomains effectively.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”The Domain Settings page allows administrators to configure global settings for the Domain module. Key settings include:
- Default Domain: Specify the default domain for your site, which will be used when no other domain is specified.
- Domain-Specific Settings: Configure settings that apply to specific domains, such as custom themes or modules.
- Domain Path Prefixes: Manage URL path prefixes for different domains to ensure proper routing and content delivery.
Domain Access
Section titled “Domain Access”The Domain Access page allows administrators to manage content access across different domains. Key features include:
- Access Control: Set up permissions to control which content is accessible on which domains, ensuring content is displayed appropriately for each audience.
- Content Assignment: Assign content to specific domains, enabling tailored content delivery and management.
- Cross-Domain Content Sharing: Configure settings to share content across multiple domains when necessary, promoting efficient content reuse and consistency.