By Ceb on

I would like to have a launcher page with a number of different links, each leading to the main website only using different theme. So the first link would be http://www.website.com/?theme=theme1 and the next option would be http://www.website.com/?theme=theme2. Is there a way to do this? Pass the theme argument inside the url?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Have a look at the ThemeKey module (http://drupal.org/project/themekey) it's got a load of configurations to allow you to target different themes for different 'types' of data.

For example, in a recent project we had a different theme for a certain content type. I'm pretty sure there was a taxonomy condition (we used the D6 version), so you can categorise your links and use ThemeKey to show a different theme depending on the term.

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Ceb commented

Yes, I've seen this approach where you change the theme based on which content is being viewed. However, what I wish is to is load the same content with different themes. Where the user chooses their 'experience' on the front page. I don't THINK themekey is the right fit, but I'll dig deeper.