one netlifycms for managing content of separate sites
currently i am trying to have a monorepro with multiple separate sites (build with hugo) in different directories like:

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and in sites the content/posts:

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and have one netlify cms instance to manage all the content of the separate sites in one place. the deployment part is no issue …
my guess would be that a config like this might work:

collections:

- name: 'site 1'

create: true

label: 'posts'

label\_singular: 'post'

folder: 'sites/content/posts/site-1'

.

.

.

- name: 'site 2'

create: true

label: 'posts'

label\_singular: 'post'

folde…
definitely, you can create multiple companies in one site (instance) and can manage them as independent and group company too. google analytic and google webmaster  

also some times I used webconfs. oh, sorry everyone. lemme try to help.

fair warning: it’s well after midnight and i should be asleep. i haven’t tested this config but i have verified that it loads successfully.

this is probably what you want:

localhost

templates

encode gzip

file\_server

root * /home/html

php\_fastcgi unix//tmp/p… InDesign, despite the Cloud in Creative Cloud is installed an run locally. The license is checked via web connection about once a month so that’s the only time you need to be online.You can install it on as many machines as you want but only two can be activated concurrently. update: resolved.

my github actions workflow was configured for windows. this was no problem up until the sonarcloud task. i now configured it to run on linux and now the workflow succeeds across the board.

name: .net core

on: [push]

jobs:

build:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest this is not a topic list but a summary of this guide. it uses disco toc a great theme component

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[discotoc - automatic table of contents](https://meta.discourse.org/t/discotoc-automatic-table-of-contents/111143) [theme](/c/theme/61)

this is a theme component that will allow you to generate an interactive table of contents for your topics with one click! … I used [an automatic photoshop script](http://arnaumarch.com/en/sprites.html) once and worked well.


The concept is : 


* Each portion is a different image.
* Each portion (and so, each images) must be in the same folder w/o any other images.
* Run the script indicating the folder and some parameters (size, css name, etc...).
* The script does : 


	1. Merge all images into one with the size you indicated.
	2. Generate the CSS file


In your case, if you modify one image, you regenerate the global image and the CSS via the script and... that's it. Maybe you'll need to copy/paste the CSS in yours if you don't want to use the generated one.


Notes :


I tried it with a few files and worked great. Then, I tried like ~600 pictures and then, you'll need a goooood CPU and patience ;) In this case, don't use it. you could download each fex submission to a separate folder and then create links (hard or symbolic) to the matlab files (m, p, mex, etc.) in a single common folder for all fex submissions. this might cause problems with name collisions to common files (e.g., contents.m). [VNC](http://www.realvnc.com/index.html) is an excellent tool for this purpose. There are other versions out there called UltraVNC, TightVNC. You can also use Remote Desktop if these are Windows machines.


You could also use STRCPYSCN <p>i run an in house team for a large ecommorce company in the uk. we all work from the same office. i love having the team around me to bounce ideas of and debate new ways of solving problems.</p>
<p>i can fully understand how you feel, yes they are not yours and the site i work for i don't own - but i have put it a lot of long hours making the site as good as an experience as possible - i would hate for someone to come in and take control.</p>
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