... files were moved from site root folder to /components/com_mightysites/configuration/ folder. New powerful features - ability to override 'File Path' and 'Image Path' settings of Media Manager (now each slave site can display own folders/images in Media Manager) + ability to override 'New ...

You need to copy files of master site, copy tables used by slave site, run this slave site separately and uninstall MightySites, next rename slave config file.

OK, quickly created a German INI file myself. Feel free to distribute it.

Simply put it in the /language/de-DE folder if you use a German localisation.

Klaus

Same means that you have single folder with files and all sites use these files. So once you upload/delete any file all sites are affected. Sharing files is required of you share database data, otherwise i.e. user will upload avatar or gallery ...

... to access the duplicated site....that would work. But I need to know how to go about it to keep things from getting messy...like a huge database/file storage, and endless copies of the site each time the client wants to update a page. Any advice? Thanks!

... so I dont need to replicate properties, this is an option however. That's possible, you also need to use single hosting account for all sites, so files (images) will be also shared. Please email this component to alterbrains at gmail dot com, we need to check if sharing is possible first. However ...

... rather than in English. The languages I would like to use are english, greek, arabic, russian, german and chinese. I kow that rpl has its own .ini file for each language, the the heading descriptions of the main component. Since most things relate to simple yes and no answers or numbers or rooms, ...

It's not possible out of the box, but we can help you.
Please create a ticket in Support Center once purchased, attach your CSV file and inform Joomla super user access details.

... Please create a ticket in our Support Center and attach this template, we will check how it works. Please note that changes to index and CSS files of template will be used by all sites. But MightySites has an option to load custom CSS files for any site, so you still will be able to customize ...

... the template settings are stored in the database. I am using a premium template and I normally change the settings for css and index through their files using FTP. So if the settings are stored in the file (which I am assuming mine is, though I am not really sure), how do i move it to database?