How to Use Multiple WordPress Themes on One Website

Have you ever wanted to use multiple WordPress themes on one website at the same time? Well, it is possible and find out in this WordPress tutorial

Of course, you could create a specific page template or even post template and then apply any styling to them. But let's be honest, most of us don't have the design skills to code a model from scratch.

Lucky for us, there is a way to assign any WordPress theme you like to specific pages or posts with a plugin called Multiple Themes. For more details see our guide on How to install or add a plugin on WordPress

But, before you start reading, put every chance of success on your side by consulting How to Install a WordPress Blog in 7 Steps et How to search, install and activate a WordPress theme on your blog 

Then back to why we are here.

An example of different themes

Here's what we'll get after applying three different themes on the same blog:

The features of the plugin

This WordPress plugin has a number of cool features. In addition to adding different themes to individual posts and pages, you can also assign a theme to all posts or pages. You could even get a different theme for the homepage too.

See also our Guide to best WordPress plugins to install on your blog

So, for example, you could have a WordPress theme for your homepage, one for your posts and the other for your pages.

Besides, you can also set and apply a certain theme to all posts in a category with the special function wildcard (*). And you can use this feature to be even more creative. (There are some examples in the Settings page). 

Here is a very limited overview of some settings.

some Limitations

This plugin has some limitations and some complications. It sometimes seems difficult to get exactly the final result if you are a beginner, however, you can find help in the dedicated forum on the plugin's WordPress.org page.

The plugin author also seems to be very responsive in this forum.

Do you need to use WordPress.org or WordPress.com? Discover by consulting this article.

The other thing to keep in mind here is that there are several premium WordPress themes that are compatible with this plugin. But others present conflicts that should still be resolved fairly easily.

This plugin does not work for you?

If you need complex WordPress themes in different sections of your blog and this plugin does not match your expectations, then you may need to think about installing a Multi-site and make each section a different blog. 

Do you use another WordPress plugin that allows you to have different WordPress themes on different pages of a blog? Tell us in the comments section.

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