Multiple Themes · Version history
Multiple Themes changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 7.1.1
- Mar 6, 2025 (1 year ago)
- Releases
- 44
- since 2015
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.7.11
Releases each year
- 201543 releases
- 20251 release
20251 release
Multiple Themes 7.1.1Latest
- Minor support update
201543 releases
Multiple Themes 7.1
- Very Simple AJAX Support: select a theme whenever /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php is accessed by URL
- Remove P2 Theme automatic handling as it no longer works with current version of P2 Theme
Multiple Themes 7.0.3
- Fix All Posts and All Pages setting’s url_to_postid() function issues introduced in 7.0.2
Multiple Themes 7.0.2
- Fix Port URL matching issue
Multiple Themes 7.0.1
- Fix Query Matching when Value is an Integer in Query Settings
Multiple Themes 7.0
- Check and cleanup Settings on every viewing of the Settings page, to maximize compatibility with previous versions
- Store PostID as String instead of Integer in URL Settings so it will match incoming URL with p=id, etc.
- Make sure that both Query Keyword and Value are never any Numeric type, but always String
- Correct numerous small bugs
Multiple Themes 6.0.2
- Fix bug that stripped off Queries in URL Settings
Multiple Themes 6.0.1
- Store $wp->public_query_vars in Internal Settings for use before ‘init’ action
- Tolerate missing $_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’]
Multiple Themes 6.0
- Add URL Alias settings
- Move “Settings” link to beginning of links on Installed Plugins Admin page
Multiple Themes 5.0.3
- Remove Cleanup code for Settings for non-existent Themes, as it conflicts with delete/reinstall theme version upgrades, and certain caching plugins
Multiple Themes 5.0.2
- Remove /downgrade/ directory in case it caused the reported PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT errors
Multiple Themes 5.0.1
- Fix All Pages and All Posts by complete rewrite of Theme Selection logic for those Advanced Settings
Multiple Themes 5.0
- Major rewrite of the Theme Selection logic
- Tabs added to the Settings page, for easier navigation
- Greatly expanded compatibility with other Plugins and Themes
- Allow ?keyword=value&keyword=value Queries in URL, URL Prefix and URL Prefix with Asterisk (“*”) Theme Selection entries
- Accurate Theme Selection even for plugins and themes that request Stylesheet or Template information before WordPress is fully loaded
- Tabs for the Setting page written in JavaScript for instant switching between tabs and preservation of input data, e.g. – switch between Settings and Advanced Settings tabs without having to retype your changes when you switch back
- Theme Selection entries, if any, displayed in the order in which they are processed, to clarify which Theme will be displayed for any given URL
- Complete How-To details on Theme Option and Template selection right on the Settings page, replacing the FAQs in the WordPress Plugin Directory
- Automatic deletion of Theme Selection entries for Themes that have been deleted
- Enhanced performance with tighter code, and less of it, on the public side of your WordPress site
- Changing Permalinks invalidates more Theme Selection settings than in previous versions
- Changing the Theme for an Entry requires Deletion of the old Entry before or after adding the same Entry with the new Theme specified
- The new Theme Selection logic, based on URL Matching rather than Page, Post, Attachment, Category and Archive IDs, requires a conversion of some Settings from prior versions of the plugin. This conversion to the new format occurs automatically the first time that Version 5 runs. Old format settings…
Multiple Themes 4.12
Multiple Themes 4.11.2
- Made all Query comparisons (URL match Setting) case insensitive
- Eliminate Connection Info prompt from Settings page that occurred for certain User Permissions
- Add File Permissions table to Settings
Multiple Themes 4.11.1
- Correct foreach() error
Multiple Themes 4.11
- Complete Rewrite of Sticky logic, adding additional Settings, including Override
Multiple Themes 4.10.1
- Sticky: add a unique Query to URL so that Caching plugins will cache separate copies for each Theme used on a particular page
Multiple Themes 4.10
- Add a Sticky option (Advanced Setting) for URL Queries (keyword=value) that will select the same Theme for all subsequent pages viewed by the same Visitor
- Enhance performance by eliminating processing related to each Type of Setting when no Setting entries of that Type exist
Multiple Themes 4.9
- Add an Asterisk (“*”) to match any Subdirectory at a given level of the File Hierarchy, as another form of the Prefix URL option
- Reorganize Settings page
Multiple Themes 4.8
- Delay intercept of get_options ‘stylesheet’ and ‘template’ until ‘plugins_loaded’ (NextGen Gallery conflict)
- Check for illegal characters in Keyword and Value of Query portion of URL in Settings fields
Multiple Themes 4.7.3
- Add support for dot in URL Queries (keyword or value) by replacing parse_str()
- Removed subfolder /includes/debug/
Multiple Themes 4.7.2
- Do not execute select-theme.php on Admin panels, to eliminate error message whenever any plugin is uninstalled
- Handle URL Query Keyword[]=Value
- Add Polylang to list of incompatible plugins
Multiple Themes 4.7.1
- Handle PHP without mbstring extension
Multiple Themes 4.5.2
- Eliminate Fatal Error if php zip_open() function is not available, when readme.txt is out of date
Multiple Themes 4.5.1
- Remove %E2%80%8E suffix from URLs being entered
Multiple Themes 4.5
Multiple Themes 4.4
Multiple Themes 4.3
Multiple Themes 4.2
Multiple Themes 4.1.1
Multiple Themes 4.1
Multiple Themes 4.0.2
Multiple Themes 4.0.1
Multiple Themes 4
Multiple Themes 3.3.1
Multiple Themes 3.3
Multiple Themes 3.2
Multiple Themes 3.1
Multiple Themes 3.0
Multiple Themes 2.9
Multiple Themes 2.0
Multiple Themes 1.1
Multiple Themes 1.0
Questions about Multiple Themes’s releases
What is the latest version of Multiple Themes?
7.1.1, released on Mar 6, 2025 (1 year ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.7.11.
How often is Multiple Themes updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 1 year ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2015.
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