Fortunately for us design-challenged folks, we don\u2019t have to worry. There\u2019s a way to assign whatever theme you like to specific pages or posts with a plugin called Multiple Themes.<\/a><\/p>\n Continue reading, or jump ahead using these links:<\/p>\n Here\u2019s what we\u2019re after: three different themes on the same site.<\/p>\n OZG5TP8QC4g<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n The plugin has a number of nice features. In addition to adding different themes to individual Posts and Pages, you can also assign a theme to all Posts and\/or all Pages. And you can get a different theme for the homepage too.<\/p>\n So, for example, you might have one theme for your homepage, one for your posts, and one for your pages.<\/p>\n In addition, you can also set it to apply a certain theme for all posts in a category with the special wildcard (*) function. And you can use that function to get even more creative than that. (There are some examples on the settings page.)<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a limited look at some of the settings.<\/span><\/p>\n There are a few limitations and a few complications with this plugin in terms of getting all your options set the way you\u2019d like, but the plugin author has provided detailed instructions and possible solutions in the help areas on the plugin\u2019s WordPress.org page.<\/p>\n The plugin author also seems to be very active in the support forums too.<\/p>\n One other thing to be warned about here is that not all premium themes will necessarily work with this plugin. With some themes, there are simply too many conflicts to be easily resolved.<\/p>\n\n
An Example of Using Multiple Themes on the Same Site<\/h2>\n
Plugin Features<\/h2>\n
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A Few Limitations<\/h2>\n
Not Working For You?<\/h2>\n