Description
Matty Theme QuickSwitch makes it easy to activate a theme without needing to visit the “Appearance -> Themes” screen in the WordPress admin.
A new menu in the WordPress Toolbar lists all themes currently available on your website, with quick links to activate each individually.
Theme QuickSwitch is particularly useful when developing or debugging WordPress themes, as it saves time in getting you to the place you need to be.
Screenshots
Installation
Manual Installation
- Upload the
matty-theme-quickswitch
to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Automatic Installation
- Visit the “Plugins -> Add New” menu in your WordPress admin.
- Search for
Matty Theme QuickSwitch
. - Once the search results have loaded, click the “Install” link next to the “Matty Theme QuickSwitch” search result.
- At the confirmation screen, click “Yes”.
- The plugin should now install itself onto your website.
FAQ
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Currently, the WordPress Toolbar is required in order to use Matty Theme QuickSwitch.
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Contributors & Developers
“Matty Theme QuickSwitch” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.2.3
- Cater for WordPress 3.4’s preference of the wp_get_theme() and wp_get_themes() functions.
- Move menu item to the “top-secondary” section and remove unnecessary floating CSS style.
1.2.2
- Make sure the full theme name is displayed in menu title when two themes share the same name (theme name and folder name).
- Make the current active theme bold and a darker styling in the theme list.
1.2.1
- Adjust the position of the “reset” button when the search field has text (fixes overlapping reset button bug).
- Make sure the search field focuses on hover of the menu.
- Update screenshot.
1.2.0
- Adjusted styling of the search field and added magnifying glass icon.
- Split themes into “Child Themes” and “Parent Themes” categories. Child themes are listed first, then parent themes.
- Fix bug where not all child themes were displaying correctly in the list, due to an ID conflict.
1.1.0
- Added search form and search logic to the theme switcher menu on the WordPress toolbar.
- Moved CSS to a separate file and added JavaScript file.
1.0.0
- First Release!