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That's it The actual process of changing WordPress themes only takes a few clicks. But you’ll want to pay attention to a few additional areas to make sure your switch is successful and all of your content comes along for the ride.

Any Custom CSS that needs to stay with your new theme? Most of your custom CSS changes will probably be unique to your current theme, so you won’t need to migrate them. But we recommend gathering all of the custom CSS that you want to move before you change your theme.

Any Code Snippets in your theme’s functions.php file? Some code snippets might be specific to your current theme, while others might also apply to the new theme. Check if you want to use those codes on new themes. Try to save those code snippets before changing your theme.

Are your theme’s widget styles an important part of your design? If you rely on widgets for key content, you’ll need to remember that each theme styles widgets in different ways, and your site’s widgets won’t look the same when you change themes. Pay special attention here.

If you use a theme with a built-in content editor then it might be tricky. Like Divi or Avada. Use some tool to export. If you use regular page builders like Gutenberg, Elementor, Brizy, Beaver Builder, or others then it is good to go.

Before you change your theme, try to think if you’re relying on any features from your theme. Some common examples > - Shortcodes - Widgets - Blocks - Review boxes - Schema markup - Content builders - Menu items - Other theme-specific features Consider these changes

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