I don't know if this information is widely known, but there is a setting in the /etc/wo/wo/conf file that controls whether or not wo site create prompts for a table prefix to be used in place of the default 'wp_' when creating the database tables.
It's at line 64 in the [wordpress] section, change the value for the 'prefix' setting from the default 'false' to 'true'.
There are also settings there to supply the default values for the site administrator username and email, which I found useful as these are standard for all sites I create. Happy days!
I think that a description of the settings in this file would be a useful addition to the documentation. I'm happy to do an initial write-up can anyone advise how I get to submit such an article for inclusion?
Changing the table prefix when creating a WP site
grl570810 I think that a description of the settings in this file would be a useful addition to the documentation. I'm happy to do an initial write-up can anyone advise how I get to submit such an article for inclusion?
It's actually pretty easy to edit the documentation. There's a section on the 'Contributing to WordOps' page about improving documentation here:-
https://docs.wordops.net/about/contributing/#improve-documentation
The docs do generally need improving and more detail added, so anyone with time to contribute it's an easy way without having to know code.
marty
Thanks for pointing me at that. I'll get to it! 
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I think the answer is here https://github.com/WordOps/WordOps/blob/master/config/wo.conf
Just change the configuration below
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Ask for WordPress prefix while site creation
prefix = False
change the value = true
