Hi,
I’m trying to figure out a way to make a master blog site/template that can be used to control updates across several children sites.
E.g If I were to add a component to the footer on the master, it would be available for all sites to use.
I’m aiming to pair the frontends with backends built with Wordpress multisites. The Wordpress multisites are all subdomain sites which are fed from a master. Plugins and fields are all managed in the master site. But the content is added to each site independently.
Is it possible to deploy a master Gatsby site and then feed this to other sites but change the data source so it pulls from the corresponding backend?
I’m planning on making several blog sites, which have different content but the same structure.
e.g
frontendmaster backendmaster
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sportsblog.com <–> sportsblog.backend.com
techblog.com <–> techblog.backend.com
foodblog.com <–> foodblog.backend.com
If it’s also possible to take it a step further to customise some independent aspects of the children sites e.g. colour themes that would be incredible.
I’m essentially trying to mimic a Wordpress Multisite ecosystem but with a Gatsby and Netlify frontend.
Hopefully there’s a way to do this! 
Thanks,
Anthony.