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Carrie Dils
@carriedils.com

For a recent project, I tried something different: running two themes side-by-side on the same #WordPress site using #ThemeSwitcher Pro. The unusual part is that both themes shared a single header. Read on to learn about the architecture and some "gotchas". carriedils.com/one-header-t...

carriedils.comOne Header, Two Themes: Phasing a Legacy WordPress Site Toward FSEHow a legacy WordPress site moved toward Full Site Editing without a rebuild: two themes running side-by-side, one shared header, no content freeze.

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Mitch Canter
@that.mitchcanter.me

I'm really glad you're enjoying ThemeSwitcher Pro, and the idea of putting the header in a plugin is genius. I shared the post you wrote back to our team (some of which are actively working on ThemeSwitcher Pro). Both @bradw.illiams.com and I are open if you've got any specific feedback, too :)

dave kellam
@davekellam.com

Nice! The plugin really excited me when they started exploring the idea. Sort of a game changer for some client approaches. Just started using on my personal site last week to get a redesign rolling