Hi, the main thing I'd love to see is that logo. I can't find it in the 5.0.6 update so I assume that's not been added. Figured I should ask in case I'm just not seeing it.
I appreciate that you will at some point :).
When I wrote that I would add this feature, I meant my plugin Elgg Landing Theme
Elgg as a framework will not do this, although you can open an issue on Github.
I'm a little busy right now, but plan to update my plugin soon.
Everything should work as expected
If you mean http://learn.elgg.org/en/stable/guides/river.html that is up-to-date for Elgg 5.0
This is what I was looking at;
http://learn.elgg.org/en/stable/guides/river.html
However, I see this;
"As of Elgg 3.0 the view
parameter is no longer required. A fallback logic has been created to check a series of views for you:"
Maybe that's what made me wonder if this was only for an older version. If I have the right url to add river, does anyone know of a video or article showing us non developers how to add this to our site? I'd love to have a 'feed' like look.
BTW, thank you for your reply. I'll take a closer look at that now.
Multisite for Elgg provided a single control panel for installing Elgg on your subdomains.
I think this plugin is no longer actual for Elgg.
Now you can easily do this with a set of tools from Docker, Vagrant, Ansible, etc.
Also, Elgg has no multisite feature since v3.
Look at our platform.
There we use (yet) the ability to run Elgg distributions on subdomains.
This is controlled by our custom plugin and scripts on the server.
So you can create something similar for yourself.
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