Child theme or multiple page/header.php?
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Hi,
I need to be able to deliver 4/5 child themes on the same site at the same time – is this possible?
You might think “Why?” Well because I am making an event website that has a different colour palette, logo and navigation for each event.
As I understand it, you can only have one active child theme running at any one time.
What I want to be able to do is offer-up the following changes for 4, perhaps 5 different sections on a site:
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• Colour change – change the colour of styles of headline text and backgrounds for each different section.
• Navigation change – change main nav for each section
• Logo change – change logo for each section.
I have solved the nav issue with a plugin, but I thought that I could use different child themes for each section and alas I understand/believe that I cannot.
Clearly one solution would be to have completely separate sites for each section, but this sounds time-consuming and clumsy. Having said that, it would be relatively easy for me to do this.
The other solution I believe is to create different headers for each section, called-up by header.php and perhaps thus I could change the logo on each page.
I am happy to research and make some changes, unfortunately I cannot show you the site – so all I can ask is whether I should use multiple child themes, sort this via page templates and header.php or if it is the easiest option, build 4/5 micro sites and link them to the main site.
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