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The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you to use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi http://wikihandbooks.com/drupal7/intro_multisite.html

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-sitehttps://www.drupal.org/docs/7/multisite/multi-site-sharing-the-same-code-base

The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you to use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site

The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you to use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://wikihandbooks.com/drupal7/intro_multisite.html

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://www.drupal.org/docs/7/multisite/multi-site-sharing-the-same-code-base

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The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you doto use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own ``settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in .phpsettings.php`, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site

The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you do use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own ``settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php`.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site

The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you to use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site

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Free Radical
  • 15.1k
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The standard way of doing this is called a "multi-site". It allows you do use the same codebase for multiple sites. Each site in a multi-site has its own ``settings.php, so you may use different databases or the same database (this is controlled by the database settings in settings.php`.

To use a different logo, just go to appearance > settings and upload a different image for the logo.

Here is a link to my tutorial about setting up a multi-site: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/gisle/staging2/drupalprimer/drupal/drupal_install.html#multi

There is also instructions at Drupal.org: https://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site