By mrsocks on

Hello,

I want to know if it is possible to have multiple themes or styles for different categories / vocabs?

Ex:
I have a site with three sections: A, B, C

Section A should have theme A with a green and red look
Section B should have theme B with a blue and orange look
Section C should have theme C with a yellow and pink look

Is this possible?

Also,
I would like to be able to have the links to each of these main sections be in a top (header area) and then any subcategories/links for each to be displayed in the left side nav.

And finally...
Do you recommend using the taxonomy style category layout OR the Categories module?

Thanks.

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Taxonomy_Theme module.

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escoles commented

Note that Taxonomy theme requires that you use a completely different theme.

Node Style is probably more appropriate if what you want to do is just load alternate styles. It does require that you create and manually maintain a parallel structure to your vocabulary, but IMO the work load in doing that is much less than the work load of creating and maintaining completely separate themes when all you really want to do is vary a header graphic or change some colors. (Stuff you can easily do with a few lines of CSS code.)