Sites
A site's address, languages, homepages, members and apps
One VMHub serves any number of sites. Each site has its own address, languages, menus, members and apps, and shares editors, icon packs and the global media library with the others. Only a site's admins and owner change the site settings.
The screens in this chapter come from the VMHub demo, where you can look around yourself.
Your sites
Sites in the left panel lists the sites you are a member of, grouped by their group — a group keeps one organisation's sites together. Each row shows the site's address and your access level.
Address, languages and homepages
The Frontend tab holds the site's address and the homepage; another language may have a different homepage. Under Languages on the Settings tab you switch translations on or off: without them the site has one language, with them you pick its languages and the default one. The shape of its URLs (with the language, or without it for the default language) is there too.
Change the URL shape before the site goes live: on a live site it would move every address.
Members and their roles
Membership decides who may work on a site. A viewer only sees the content, an editor creates and edits it, an admin also deletes, changes the site settings, menus and redirects, and the owner manages the members and may delete for good. A site membership can be inherited from the group.
Apps
Apps bring the content types and components. Every site has the core (pages and articles); further apps — Atlas with places and people on a map, say, or Agents for AI — a site admin installs under Apps. Some apps have settings of their own and shared features, such as the map.
The fields an app adds sit on a tab of their own next to a page's Edit tab.
