In this case, if I want to show my friend what I have so far in my new theme for my collective, I will give them the URL so they can see it. You can change this if you want, but it’s preferable you leave it alone. Your temporary URL (Local Site Domain): When you want to show your progress to your friends or to anybody in the public, whatever is genereted from your site name will become your temporary URL.You’ll see something like this:Ī few things you need to keep an eye out from this screenshot: For this example, I’m going to add my collective ( Let’s Volt IN!) for my new project.If you need to do a few modifications regarding this particular project, you can press the down arrow next to Advanced Options below the field. It could be your domain name, your site’s name, any name that you want to give, etc. Add your project name at the empty field underneath “What’s your site’s name?”.Add Site by pressing the “+” icon below or use the menu item in the Main Menu.You can take a guess on what the first step is, right? Time to move on! Create your first site project (for real this time!) That’s the quick overview of the interface. Or, if you don’t like icons, you can also do the same thing on the Main Menu. Add Site – the “+” icon below lets you add your new site project.That’s why I mentioned that this is optional. If not, then you don’t need to do anything with that icon. Connect to Flywheel Shortcut Icon – If your web host is by LbF’s parent company, Flywheel, you can use this icon to bring you directly to your Flywheel dashboard.The icon next to it doesn’t really do anything.
Local Sites List – You see that little arrow there? When you expand it, all of your sites you created will be shown, just like the screenshot from the previous step (where I mentioned to ignore the ADRICULOUSLIFE word in there).This will let you add a site, import an existing site (WordPress or not), customize your preferences, restart the local machine, ask for help, etc. Main Menu – If you don’t like using icons that you see in this interface (as you can see there really isn’t a lot), you may want to use the main menu hidden in its hamburger menu icon.Now it’s time to for you to finally get your hands dirty on your new site.īut first, take a look at the screenshot below and get a little familiar with the very, very simple, minimal interface. If you are here on this third step, that means, you’ve got Local by Flywheel (LbF) up and ready to go on your computer.
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