Category: Themes

How do you tell what WordPress theme you are using? If your WordPress user account is of “administrator” type, the solution is easy; just head to Dashboard > Appearance > Themes. If you don’t see...

WordPress websites sometimes need to be customised so that the design, structure & style are changed. Often the WordPress theme customiser can handle these customisations. If you find that your WordPress theme customiser,...

CREATE A FOLDER IN wp-content/themes As mentioned, a child theme needs three things: its own folder, a style sheet and a functions.php file. We will start with the folder. Like any theme, child themes are located...

You can use professionally-designed commercial themes that work with Elementor from a theme marketplace like ThemeForest. You can use free themes available in the WordPress theme repository that work with Elementor...

The most dominant ecommerce plugin for WordPress is WooCommerce. WooCommerce.com produce its own theme designed especially to support the WooCommerce plugin called Storefront. [see Storefront on WordPress.org] / [see Storefront...

Commercial themes from theme marketplaces like Theme Forest can be purchased for a one time purchase. However, the license to receive further theme updates must be renewed every 12 months. So, to keep your website secure and...

There are many WordPress themes available for free on the WordPress.org themes repository. Be aware though, that a lot of those themes have not been updated to work with the latest version of WordPress & security standards....

WordPress.org doesn’t maintain a count of how many FREE themes they have in the WordPress.org theme repository. You should only install a free WordPress.org theme if it is actively maintained, meaning it was last edited...

If you’re really impressed by the design of a website, and you suspect it is using WordPress and you’d like to know what WordPress theme the website is using, it’s quite easy to determine the theme. Open the...

WordPress websites can achieve a consistent page layout (look & feel of the website) by using a page template called a theme. There are tens of thousands of WordPress themes available; both free and paid themes. Which...