In order to address the inability to duplicate the News page on the Agency demo template (see discussion here), the work around would be to create a sub-domain blog.mydomain.com for that purpose (the current license was purchased for a different sub-domain support.mydoamin.com).
The issue is that i am being requested to buy a new licence to do that.
Please advise
Hi There,
To get a layout like news and case studies you need to use our Stack Ethos.
In case you are not happy with the result please provide your URL and let us know the what you would like to improve as it is 100% possible to emulate 100% of the design as long you are using Ethos as a stack
Thanks
I think i was misunderstood. I purchased the licence for a domain i have. I needed to create a replica of the News tab of the demo site, however, i was told that i can only have one blog (ie News) and one Case Studies (ie portfolio) per site as these cannot be replicated.
One way around this is to create a sub-domain and install the theme there as well. The question is whether the current licence will allow me to do that.
Hi There,
Sorry for the confusion, but it seems you also misunderstood what Christain said here.
The Agency demo’s News page is blog index page that can not be edited in any Content builder, even on the Wordpress classic editor, This page will be automatically populated by your posts overtime showing from latest to oldest. The same thing is true for Case Studies page because that is a Portfolio index page.
When you imported the Agency Demo you’ll have those pages replicated automatically, please clarify what do you want to be replicated as your site is already base on Agency Demo (minus the Ubermenu). So you should have the same layout of News and Case Study page.
Regarding the License Allowed Usage.
Each license entitles one person, one license, for a single project. In addition, no parts can be shared or repurposed for multiple end users (i.e. blog network or platform allowing users to share theme functionality in whole or part) unless a unique license for each end user is purchased. You can read more on our terms page.
That means if you really need to setup a sub-domain blog site (blog.mydomain.com), then you need to purchase a new license for it, unless that is just a staging site, then you can register it to your current license as staging domain.
Hope this shed some lights,
Cheers!
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