You will first need to go to localhost:8888 to initialize Mura's install then login and edit the default site's settings:
- Domain= The domain of the remote site that the the content will be served on. (localhost)
- Is Remote = true
- Remote Context = The directory structure off of the remote site's web root that the site lives (Leave Empty)
- Remote Port = The port of the remote site (8080)
- Resource Domain = The domain that Mura will use the access resource like css and js scripts that are dynamically loaded. (localhost)
The theme's contentRenderer.cfc's has this.hashURLs=true;
You set the list of available templates by setting a contentRenderer.cfc this.templateArray array. They should match the available /Vue/src/components/templates options
Notice that the /Mura/themes/default/templates directory has been removed since that templating is taking place in Vue
- Domain= The domain of the remote site that the the content will be served on. (localhost)
- Is Remote = true
- Remote Context = The directory structure off of the remote site's web root that the site lives (Leave Empty)
- Remote Port = The port of the remote site (8080)
- Resource Domain = The domain that Mura will use the access resource like css and js scripts that are dynamically loaded. (localhost)
- admindomain=localhost