[WIP] Testing subdomain as a 'member site' #277
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Looks good :) Is the aim to list all subdomains there? |
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We could? Not sure everyone needs "news" and "events". But it's a nice visual reminder of "all of the people using it" |
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Jupp, I would be in favor of one list ... Great idea Helena! |
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I wanted to have custom events/news for the annotation group and easiest way seemed to be making it a full member site. It works OKish, but some rough edges to work out first.
TODOs:
maybe just give up and have duplicate header bar. That would save a bunch of dupliction. Nl does this already.
We could consider doing the same