Adding a Django site breaks my virtual hosts on CentOS 7

I have a **CentOS 7 server** with about 20 domains all managed automatically with a **vhosts file in /etc/httpd/conf.d**. I am trying to learn **Django** and wanted to set up a single domain using it, so I added a specific virtualhost to the .conf file. The result is that the Django domain works fine but **all the other sites are broken** (try to use Django but cause errors). The Django domain has **two folders:** **djangodomain.com** for static files and **djangodomain.app** for the Python files. **How can I integrate a single Django domain into my existing many-domain virtual host setup?** Existing vhosts.conf: serveradmin username@domain.com serveradmin username@domain.com usecanonicalname off # www.site.com » site.com rewriteengine on rewritecond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.(.*)$ [nc] rewriterule ^(.*)$ http://%1 [r=301,l] # file locations virtualdocumentroot "/home/username/%0" allowoverride all require all granted options indexes followsymlinks options +execcgi options +includes What I added that broke all but the Django site: ServerName djangodomain.com ServerAlias www.djangodomain.com ServerAdmin user@domain.com DocumentRoot /home/username/djangodomain.com WSGIScriptAlias / /home/username/djangodomain.app/django.wsgi Order allow,deny Allow from all Alias /robots.txt /home/username/djangodomain.com/robots.txt Alias /favicon.ico /home/username/djangodomain.com/favicon.ico Alias /images /home/username/djangodomain.com/images Alias /static /home/username/djangodomain.com/static ErrorLog /home/username/djangodomain.logs/error.log CustomLog /home/username/djangodomain.logs/access.log combined [update: problem solved] Crossposted to Stack Exchange