Use in Blade

You can use different templates for each domain. But if your templates are identical, you can give them features by dynamically replacing design elements.

Show all domains

Use this example code for show all active domains:

@foreach(sMultisite::domains() as $domain)
    <a href="{{$domain['link']}}" class="@if($domain['is_current']) active @endif">
        <img src="/img/logo-{{$domain['key']}}.svg" alt="" />
        <span>{{$domain['site_name']}}</span>
    </a>
@endforeach

This sMultisite::domains() method returns the list of active domains as an array:

array:2 [▼
    "default" => array:4 [▼
        "key" => "default"
        "link" => "https://default.example.com"
        "site_name" => "Default Example Website"
        "is_current" => true
    ]
    "nordic" => array:4 [▼
        "key" => "example"
        "link" => "https://example.example.com"
        "site_name" => "Example Example Website"
        "is_current" => false
    ]
]

In this array:

  • key is a unique key for domain;
  • link is a Domain host with protocol. Protocol configure in Admin Panel -> System configuration -> Site -> Server type;
  • site_name is a Site name setting;
  • is_current this parameter is true if Domain host equal current server hostname;

Partials (Chunks)

@include('partials.'.evo()->getConfig('site_key').'.header_nav')

@if(evo()->documentIdentifier == evo()->getConfig('site_start'))
    <span class="header__logo">
@else
    <a href="{{url(evo()->getConfig('site_start'), '', '', 'full')}}" class="header__logo">
@endif
    <img src="/img/main-logo-{{evo()->getConfig('site_key')}}.svg" alt="{{evo()->getConfig('site_name')}} logo" />
@if(evo()->documentIdentifier == evo()->getConfig('site_start'))
    </span>
@else
    </a>
@endif