Now we will install the Content. Note this option is used only if the Theme was previously installed. As a reminder the zip contains both the content and the WordPress Plugin. First we will install the Plugin. Select the zip from your local export folder. You also should see the Nicepage menu appeared in the WordPress Panel to the left. Importing WordPress Pages. Now import the content. Select the same zip from your local export folder.
You may want to remove the previously installed content. Select Pages. Open the Home page. Select the Nicepage template with the header and the footer in the Template drop-down menu. Click Update. Previewing the WordPress Page. Preview the page. You see that the page does not have a menu.
Close the Nicepage preview. Editing WordPress Menu. Select the Primary Navigation position for the menu. Add the Home page to the menu. Click the Save Menu button. Otherwise if that option is disabled, no theme thumbnails will be displayed. In addition to switching themes via the settings page, you also can display a menu of switchable themes. So all visitors can enjoy your site using their preferred theme. These shortcodes can be included in any WP Post, Page, or supportive widget e.
If you would rather include the theme lists via your theme, you can use any of these template tags:. Theme Switcha also enables you to create theme-switch links that you can share with others.
To begin, follow these steps:. What happens if you enter that URL in a browser? Passkey links are a great way to enable private theme switching without giving the user access to the WP Admin Area. To make a Passkey Link, follow these steps:. After saving changes, thumbnails will be displayed for each available theme. So to get a Passkey Link:. So you can either share the Passkey Link as-is, or make it a clickable hyperlink such as the following example:.
Here is an example showing how to make a clickable link from the Passkey URL:. Other options should be self-explanatory.
If you have any questions, feel free to post in the Theme Switcha Support Forum. When you are done working on your switched theme, you can disable theme switching via the plugin settings. Upon doing so, you will be viewing the default active theme like everyone else.
Also keep in mind that theme-switching is browser-specific via cookies. So if you need to view the theme in multiple browsers, the easiest way is to use the passkey link. See the next section for details. Because Theme Switcha is browser-specific, you can easily test theme-switching functionality by simply visiting your site in a different browser with cleared cache and cookies. For example, in one browser you can be logged in to WordPress and switch to some other theme.
While in the other browser, you are not logged in and thus viewing the site as a regular visitor, so you will be viewing the default active theme. Or, to exclude a theme only for visitors, add Status: admin-only to the file header. You can remove the Status file header at any time to make the theme available for theme switching. Those are the main things to check.
In that case, you can do some basic troubleshooting to help identify the culprit. If you like Theme Switcha, please take a moment to give a 5-star rating. It helps to keep development and support going strong. Thank you! This plugin cleans up after itself.
All plugin settings will be removed from your database when the plugin is uninstalled via the Plugins screen.
After you do that, any user will be able to switch themes even if they are not logged in to your site. Two things: 1 deactivate the plugin or remove via FTP, and 2 report the issue so I can investigate and try to fix any bugs. For better performance, the styles are included inline. As explained in the plugin documentation, Theme Switcha should not be used with admin-related functionality like Gutenberg, Customizer, Widgets, Menus, etc. View support forum. Skip to content WordPress. Feedback We are open to your suggestions and feedback.
Thank you for using or trying out one of our plugins! Visit plugin site. This plugin is just awesome. It does the job as stated in the tin! Kudos to the devs. So many times I've been hired to debug a site, and I need the exact versions of the plugins on the client site, especially paid plugins. This makes it easy to just grab those without asking the client to learn how to download them, zip them up, and send them over.
This plugin has saved me tons of time. Great, But what if the main idea is not to merge 2 or more theme under one theme, what if I see a particular section from other theme and I like it, lets say the footer or possibly the header and I want to take that particular section. How do I go about that without it affecting my main theme make up..
Great article. WordPress is a great enterprise content management system that can fulfill any type of business requirements according to the requirements. The effortless admin panel help a developer to have complete control on the website activities painlessly. WordPress can effectively implement any task including using multiple themes on landing page or even with a particular section of a page. There are multiple plugins available to do the task, however while implementing them, it is important to take certain precautions like disabling caching plugin.
I feel, using multiple themes for different locations can be an effective strategy to engage visitors by providing a personalized feel, but using multiple themes can make a website slower which might be an issue to resolve. I want to have a classified website for campus students and at the same time have a blog and question and answer.
To do this I desired to use 3 premium themes. Each time a page is loaded with diff theme, the browser will have to pull elements images, css etc relating to that theme. However, if your premium themes are not heavy like a lot of big images etc. You should look at your heading tags and content and also how it links with one another. You will have to weight the balance between SEO friendly, fast loading vs the type of site you want with 3 themes. I inherited a poorly designed website and as a newbie I want to install a new theme and create and build a site using the same domain, but without disturbing the existing site should anyone stumble there.
How to work on an entirely new site using the same domain 2. Create custom login page set it as front page of your website. Then follow the instructions in the tutorial we linked earlier. Set the page you want to show to logged in users as private. After that use this tutorial to redirect logged in users in WordPress. Suppose I go to facebook. If I am already logged in, it will take me to the homepage. This is what exactly I want to achieve. Hello guys, I have this weird requirement: I want my users to see a different page when they access mydomain.
Similar to how facebook works. Can you tell me the easiest way through which I can achieve this? Thank you. You can use any page as the static front page of your website. To start list building while I work on my site I want to use one of the themes to create a temporary landing page but the other theme to do the rest of the site.
Can you tell me which option is the best choice or are they all the same, ie; just different ways to do it? You merely have a different theme per Page or Post. No complications at all. Is there another way? Yes, but this works well, and is easy.
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