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Setting a Default Multisite Theme<\/h2>\n
If you want all the site on your network to use the same theme, but would rather not use the current WordPress default theme, you would have to manually switch to your preferred theme each time you created a new site. Talk about time consuming.<\/p>\n
You can override the WordPress default theme by editing your You’ll need to replace “your-default-theme” with the name of the theme you want to set as the default across your network.<\/p>\n If you would rather not meddle with code, you could use our New Blog Template<\/a> plugin instead.<\/p>\n Note: We no longer support or maintain this plugin. Feel free to download it from our GitHub repository<\/a> and use or modify it however you like.<\/em><\/p>\n With New Blog Template, you can set a default theme as well as define default active plugins, WordPress settings, posts, pages, categories, tags, links and users.<\/p>\n You can create a template from any blog on your Multisite network and inherit any or all of its attributes when you or your users create a new site.<\/p>\n It’s an easy way to quickly create new sites and populate them with content, users, and plugins.<\/p>\n It’s a great plugin if you want all your sites to use the same structure, plugins, and use a standard set of pages and posts.<\/p>\nwp-config.php<\/code> file. Just add the following code anywhere before the line where WordPress includes the wp-settings.php<\/code> file.<\/p>\n
\ndefine( 'WP_DEFAULT_THEME', 'your-default-theme' );
\nrequire_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');
\n<\/code><\/p>\nSetting a Default Multisite Theme With a Plugin<\/h2>\n
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