You can just use Joomla menu items in this case, no sense to maintain a separate site in virtual subfolder.

... website on a subdomain. also i readed this case studie: https://alterbrains.com/joomla-extensions/administration/multisites-manager/case-studies/separate-domain-for-joomla-site-with-another-template-mobile-version but i have some question: 1- Do I need to install a Joomla subdomain? Or is there no ...

... 2. Killer features for virtual sites using same database tables as master: ability to disable selected components, ability to have site-specific plugin and component settings. 3. Custom per-site recaptcha settings deprecated, now you can easily separate plug-in settings per site. Read full article...

... all usage data and mentions will be re-created soon. Full change log: ⋅ Feature: canonical URL tags for category and term pages. ⋅ Feature: separate search yes/no options for title, original title, abbreviation and synonyms. ⋅ Fix: improved search in synonyms. ⋅ Note: update of all terms is requ ...

... com, slave3.domain.com, slave4.domain.com The "slaves" will be installed on same server, as subdomains. All slaves will have: DIFFERENT files (an separate joomla installation on their respective subfolders) and DIFFERENT databases (on same MySql server, same user & password, only the db name and ...

Can MightySites help me achieve my aim of having just one installation of Joomla and (I assume) each of the 6 sites in separate (sub-)directories? It's possible to have single Joomla installation with virtual slave sites like http://master/com/slave, /slave will be auto-created symlink to root folder ...

... or content. There is also a test version of each of the live sites, Can MightySites help me achieve my aim of having just one installation of Joomla and (I assume) each of the 6 sites in separate (sub-)directories? Also, will MightySites work with Joomla 4 when that is released? Michael Barraclough

... authentications should be shared user will have different permissions on different sites (ie can post on content site but not on mainsite) content, menus and templates will be different I'm not sure whether I should keep component separate or not Which configuration would you suggest with mightysites?

... there's a large learning curve going from Wordpress to Joomla and its going to take a bit of time before I'm ready for the move. I've setup a separate, virgin testing domain just to learn the basics. The next plan is to to setup a sub-domain for my 10 year old site so I can begin moving articles ...

... option. I guess my question is, at what point does a database become unmanageable, and independent databases for subsites is better? No need for separate database per site in this case, you can have single Joomla installation. I’m assuming there is no reason why it is not possible to initiate front e ...