Easy Soft Edit licence of use
The code remains the publisher’s property; your content remains yours.
The CMS with a built-in encrypted database
Multi-site and multi-domain
Several sites and several domain names in a single installation.
One CMS, several sites, several domain names: each site keeps its identity, and you have a single tool to administer, update and back up.
Several sites
Each site has its name, address, Templates, menus, home article and languages.
Several domains per site
A master domain (the one for search engines) and as many aliases as you like, for example a development domain.
One article, several sites
The same article can be broadcast on several sites, each displaying it with its own Template.
Shared accounts
The same accounts and rights work everywhere; sign-in stays separate on each domain name.
Data tied to the site
Contact messages, registrations and form submissions record their origin site: filter by site, or see the total.
One update
One hosting, one installation, one update: all sites benefit at once.
What it is for
Prepare a site before going live
You work on dev.example.com (alias, not indexed by search engines), then make example.com the master domain. Links follow, nothing is rewritten.
One organisation, several brands
An association and its branches, a practice and its training centre: each with its own site, identity and menus.
An agency, several clients
Several sites on one hosting, with separate rights for each editorial team.
Several names for one site
.fr, .com, old address: all answer, only one is the search-engine reference.
What is shared, what belongs to each site
| Shared by all sites | Specific to each site |
|---|---|
| Modules and their activation | Name, address and domains |
| Accounts, rights and groups | Templates, menus and home article |
| Updates and backups | Articles (can be broadcast to other sites) and offered languages |
| Interface texts and CMS settings | Collected data: messages, registrations, forms |
All data of an installation lives in the same database: for strict separation between two customers, install one CMS per customer.
Adding a domain name, step by step
- At the host. Add the domain as an alias pointing to the same folder, and check its HTTPS certificate.
- In Site management. Associate the domain name with the site you want: a domain belongs to a single site.
- Choose the master. The master is the reference (canonical tag, sitemap, feeds). Aliases carry “noindex” unless you decide otherwise.
- Work as usual. Content is created in the site, never in an alias; links adapt to the domain the visitor arrived through.
A multi-site project?
Tell us how many sites and domain names: we will suggest the simplest set-up.
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Updates: Easy Soft Edit, modules and widgets
Update a live site without reinstalling it, with backup and a way back.
Build online software (SaaS)
Easy Soft Edit modules are the foundation of online software: accounts, rights, data, forms, emails.