Hi All
main site = www.example.com
wales = wales.example.com/en and wales.example.com/cy (or is it cv, can't remember!)
scotland = scotland.example.com
Primarily I'm using cck, views, taxonomy, blogs, i18n, locale, simplenews (and some other stuff that I prolly need to work out whether I actually need!). And the themes used are custom themes to show the different brandings.
I've got a main site setup with all the modules/custom themes/content it needs. The Welsh site will have added i18n+locale for the translation of content.
Previously it worked, in a fashion!, under 4.6
I upgraded the site to 4.7 so that we could utilise the cck for making custom content types. Now I've just realised I have a slight problem, how do I share the majority of the content, but maintain some way of having separate pages?
The main site uses stock 'page' nodes for its' static pages, with cck for the majority of its' content. This is the content that needs to be shared, but the pages need to be separate so that for each other site I can display cck content relevant to that location.
I'm just thinking now whether I've just answered my own question; do I just need to duplicate the functionality of the page node into a new page content-type for the sub-sites so 'scottish site page' and 'welsh site page'. I'm assuming this can be done with cck as everything else I've tried works!