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This module allows you to specify which content types should use the administrative theme when creating or editing content. This means you can have some content types display their editing forms with the front-end theme while others use the admin theme.

Set whether to use the administration theme when editing or creating content per node type. That is, use the admin theme for adding and updating content, but for only specific types of nodes.

Features

Have some node bundles where the content creation and updating forms should use the front-end theme, and others where they should use the administrative theme? This may be the case when both staff and visitor roles should be able to use either theme for content editing, but based on which type of content they are creating or editing not their own choice or their role.

Post-Installation

Go to /admin/appearance and below "Use the administration theme when editing or creating content" select which content types should use the administration theme.

Additional Requirements

No additional requirements.

Nothing else is needed to get the full benefit of this module.

Similar projects

Admin Theme module allows setting the administration theme by path, but that is not sufficient for choosing the admin theme for node/123/edit based on whether node 123 is a page, or a blog, or whatever.
Simple Admin Theme by Route module lets you set the admin theme by route names, but again different content types use the same route so not suited for this use case. Thanks to Pedro Pelaez for the support and the initial code used in this module!

Supporting this Module

You can support Agaric's overall contributions to Drupal and a bit beyond by supporting Drutopia at opencollective.com/drutopia. Thanks!!

Community Documentation

Documentation and other contributions always welcome!

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Mar 2025
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2 months ago
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Releases

Version Type Core Release date
1.0.0-rc1 Pre-release 9–11 Jun 22, 2026
1.0.x-dev Dev 9–11 Mar 24, 2025