WordPress Theme Switcher+

Last Update

28 September 2012

Regular License

$18

Extended License

$90

Sales

189

Introduction

Are your visitors fed up with the current theme in your WordPress based website ? Have you ever thought of having multiple themes?

Because WordPress allows to set one – and only one – theme in a website… apparently, no matter where you browse within your website, you end up with the same theme again… and over again!

Only one theme at a time is not enough, It’s really a sorely lack, right? even though WordPress community offers thousands and thousands of high quality themes, WordPress core system lacks the multiplicity of them, Do you agree?!

Hence, the idea of this plugin comes out!

The ReadMe explains how to set it up, and it really only takes a few minutes.

Plugin Description

So if you are here, it’s because you want to automatically switch between different themes on the fly according to a specific criteria… Luckily, that’s why WP Theme Switcher+ is made.

We are not talking about changing the background image or loading an additional CSS, but rather changing the whole theme; You can for example set a theme A for a specific category X, a theme B for an author Y or Z, a theme C when a post has a tag T1 and T2…

You can make unlimited combinations on different test types and different WordPress objects.

You can try theme switching conditions your self before you decide whether to buy it.

Username: demo

Password: demo

Theme switching can be based on the following conditions:

Referer URI (eg: Facebook iframe based app)

Mobile devices

Other supported tests: Single posts Authors Categories Tags Custom fields Location within the site (Post, Archive, Search…) Any string from the current URI Custom posts Custom taxonomies terms Logged user Logged user role> Week days Months The plugin works with and without activating Permalinks feature.

WP Theme Switcher+ is available in the following languages :

English French Test Types

WP Theme Switcher+ can make many types tests according to WordPress objects :

Equality test Non-equality test Inclusion Test, at least one selected item or all selected items Exclusion Test, at least one selected item or all selected items URI pattern matching Important note about Custom Post Types/Taxonomies Keep in mind that switching to a different theme basing on custom types/taxonomies is not possible if the target theme doesn’t not know to to handle this custom case… an extra work must also be done on those themes by creating necessary template files (single-{posttype}.php & archive-{posttype}.php)

More info: http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Types#Template_Files The ReadMe or the plugin web page explain how to set it up, and it really only takes a few minutes.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions

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