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This section lists and describes the attributes of the <site> definition of the web.config file.
The mode attribute indicates if the site definition is visible for Sitecore
The scheme attribute defines the protocol identifier of the items URL
The name attribute is used internally by Sitecore to refer to a specific site
The targetHostName attribute specifies the host name used while generating cross-site links.
The hostName attribute defines the host name of the incoming URL
The virtualFolder attribute is used to resolve sites according to incoming URLs
The physicalFolder attribute defines physical location of files for the site
The rootPath attribute defines the path to the root item of the site in terms of Sitecore content tree
The startItem attribute defines a path to the start Item of the site
The language attribute defines the default language for the site
The database attribute defines the database which contains the Items to be used for rendering the site
The content attribute defines the database containing Items to be edited
The contentLanguage attribute defines the default editing language in the client
The device attribute defines the name of the device to use for rendering the site
Setting the filterItems attribute to “true” allows preserving the Publishing and Lifetime restrictions
The domain attribute defines the security domain of the site
If the requireLogin attribute is set to 'true', login will be required to enter the site
The loginPage attribute is used to specify the login page
The enableDebugget attribute indicates whether the debugger is enabled for the site
The enableWebEdit attribute indicates whether WebEdit mode is enabled for the site.
The enableWorkflow attribute defines if the workflow support for the site is enabled
The enablePreview indicates whether preview is enabled for the site
The 'true' value of the allowDebug makes it possible to debug the site
The browserTitle defines the title of the browser window when browsing the site
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