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Be aware that it all depends on the theme, what it offers and, almost more important, how you use it. Saying "NO website looks exactly the very same on each and every page" suggests to me that you may not be aware of how to add html tags to your content to ensure you can take advantage of the ...

The short answer is you can only use one theme on a site.

However, it depends a bit on what you mean by a "different layout" and on the facilities the theme offers.

It's quite possible to wrap all the content of a page in
<div class="subpage">...</div>
tags and such a subpage would appear with ...

I have looked at my favourite source for menu code, Stu Nicholls CSSPLAY site and turned up a couple of examples that should achieve my goal.

Where Wcms currently generates:

<li class="nav-item subpage-nav">
<a class="nav-link" href="#">Option 3</a>
<ul class="subPageDropdown">
<li class="nav ...

Thanks for trying, Wiz.

Unfortunately, that behaves exactly like the default on v3.5.0 (Haven't tried 3.6.0 on any device yet.)

I haven't looked at the code behind your greg5 test and the video link appears broken so I can't see how things work for you. I wonder if you're trying to solve a problem ...

I'm firmly convinced that it can be kept in my comfort zone (I e. HTML/CSS only) with the addition of some further tags attached some of the elements of the menu list structure.

I'll try to come up with some proposals in the next week or so.

Bless you Wiz!

And I should add that here, at least you're one minute into 2026.

Happy New Year!

By strange coincidence, someone followed me on Mastodon two days ago and we planned to start posting here to try to move things along.

Apologies! I should have said more.

I was assuming that having copied the theme you'd want the original to stay available to activate.

To do that you'd need to edit the json file in your copy and use the facility at the bottom of the themes page to tell your site where to find it.

If the page is accessible to a visitor without logging in, or excluded from public view in some way, then a search tool should be able to find it - unless the search tool has been instructed not to crawl a particular area of the site. That could be a rule in a robots.txt file or a switch in the ...

There's no Wcms plug-in for this so, there may be some setting in your search tool that needs adjusting. Two things in your site that may need adjusting...

Is you sub-page set as visible on the menu system? Is there a link to the sub-page somewhere on the site? If not there's no way for your search ...

There's no "wizard" to do this. You'll need to do it manually.