Well this one would drive me nuts every time I tried to change the theme in phpMyAdmin I would log out and log in and then it would change back to the default. Then I tried deleting the original theme and only having the one I wanted in the theme folder but unfortuantly that didn’t do anything except screw things up really bad.
So searching around the net I found the variable you need to declare in the config.inc.php file to set the default theme. It is pretty simple but figured I would post the code here so that I can find it again if I need to.
$cfg['ThemeDefault']= ‘THEME NAME’;
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