Sometimes you just want to see what your site would look like in another template.
Simply add the parameter ?template=template_name to your URL and you’ll see it.
Display an alternate Joomla Template
– September 11, 2010Posted in: Joomla!
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Does this parameter assume that you have the template uploaded to your domain or does it go out and search for the template?
Brian.
Hi Brian;
This trick assumes that the template is already on the domain.
Thanks for visiting Tutorius.com!
Rob