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Hi Civians,

I have a client that is a national umbrella group for several organizations. The local organizations are independent. Recently the national organization has offered the local groups to share their CiviCRM installation.

Two of the groups have taken up the offer and are using Civi for fundraising events (each easily connected to their own PayPal accounts since Civi allows for multiple PayPal accounts to be configured... awesome!)..

These local groups have their own branding and want the event pages to look like they were on their own web site.

This is what I did:

1.I created two additional themes on the site to mimic each of the two orgs web sites.
2. I used The Drupal contrib module: ThemeKey. I set the query string selector with Civi's URL query strings to tell ThemeKey which theme to use.

That worked great for the info and registration pages, but not for the confirmation and thank you pages. Those pages don't have helpful query strings.

My solution was to display no branding/sidebars/menu. I plan to put that no branding "theme" into a modal to make it seem less weird that the site's header menu and sidebars disappeared. I'm implemented that with a conditional I inserted into the page.tpl.php of the site's default theme.

Is there a better way to do this?

Thank you.

Shai Gluskin