< Back Main Settings Theme Management Themes Print PostedDecember 26, 2025 UpdatedDecember 26, 2025 ByTSDadmin Navigate to Turbo Subdomains → Settings → Themes to control the visual appearance of your subdomains. Turbo Subdomains allows you to assign different WordPress themes to different subdomains, creating visual variety across your network. Preparing Themes for Use Critical First Step: Before configuring theme settings in Turbo Subdomains, you must download and install all themes you plan to use through standard WordPress theme management. Installation Process: Navigate to WordPress Appearance → Themes Click “Add New” button Search for themes from supported lists (see below) Click “Install” for each theme you want Click “Activate” for at least one theme (typically your default) Return to Turbo Subdomains → Settings → Themes Important: Themes must be installed in WordPress before they appear in Turbo Subdomains theme dropdowns. Supported Themes Turbo Subdomains has been tested with specific WordPress themes. Compatibility varies: Fully Supported Themes These themes work seamlessly with all Turbo Subdomains features without limitations: Allure News CoverNews News Portal Elementrix NewsPaperly PixaNews Pressbook (recommended default) Pressbook News Dark Vogue Blog VortexNews Recommendation: Choose from fully supported themes for best results and feature compatibility. Partially Supported Themes These themes work with Turbo Subdomains but may have limited functionality or require minor adjustments: BoldNews ChromeNews Digital Newspaper Falcha News General News HeadNews LocalNews MoreNews Newsphere Oceanly Oceanly News Oceanly News Dark Trendy News WalkerPress XposeNews Partial Support Meaning: Basic functionality works, but some advanced features might not behave as expected. Test thoroughly before large-scale deployment. Custom Themes Can You Use Unlisted Themes?: Yes, with caveats. Process for Custom Themes: Install theme through WordPress as normal Assign to a test subdomain Test thoroughly: Default pages display correctly Navigation menus work Post layouts render properly Widgets function Responsive design maintained If testing successful, roll out to production subdomains If issues found, switch to supported theme Risk: Unsupported themes may have: Broken layouts Missing features Navigation issues Widget conflicts Mobile responsiveness problems Recommendation: Stick with fully supported themes for production networks. Use custom themes only after comprehensive testing.
