The theme isn’t defined in wp_config. It’s in the db in the wp_options table.
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Snat
(@snat)
Yes, I know that. What I wanted to know if I could somehow define it in the config file.
Reason being is that I want to be able to overwrite it depending which domain the person accessed my site on.
Not sure of the fine details but, if I was doing this, I’d add a function to define which theme to use in functions.php and then call the function in header.php.
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Snat
(@snat)
Right okay. Let me explain what I am doing, it might be easier to see 🙂
I am using qTranslate. Now, I have both English and Hebrew on the site. In my wp-config file, I have made it so if the url is snat.co.uk then to set qTranslate as English and if it is snat.co.il then to set the language as snat.co.il.
What I am trying to do now that if the domain is snat.co.uk it will use a theme called “English” or if it is snat.co.il it will use a theme called “Hebrew”.
Now, I do this in wp-config. What I am looking to do is able to change the theme depending on what domain it is. That part sadly, I am not having much luck on 🙁
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Snat
(@snat)
Nevermind. Got another idea.
Seeing it is in the database, I could just hardcode an SQL statement in the wp-config which then changes the theme each time. However, I wonder why the CPU usage would be like lol.
Any other ideas before I try that ?
