We will learn where to go to look at hundreds of interesting theme layouts for your blog. There are a couple of criteria I'll use that you may not:
- I want 3 columns for instructional purposes...you may want more or less.
- I don't like to waste valuable screen space above the fold...thus not a big top header.
- I'll be using a clean and simple theme to help you get familiar with the way it all works.
In this instruction, you'll learn about selecting a theme, uploading it to your server, and installing it in WordPress. This first image is of the WordPress site for themes. You'll find a lot of other sites out there on a Google search for "WordPress themes," but this one probably has what you need.
- Here Are Themes from the WordPress.net SiteDisplay of theme thumbnails at WordPress.
- Now We Are Viewing Themes That Meet Our Selection CriteriaThemes that meet our selection criteria.
- This is an Example of a Theme with Posts in the MiddleExample WordPress Three Column Theme
- This is a Static Width with Posts on the LeftWordPress theme example.
- Example of a Four Column WordPress ThemeExample of a Four Column WordPress Theme
- A Real Estate Specific ThemeExample real estate wordpress theme.
- This is Our New Theme!Theme chosen for the site.
- Create a Folder or Directory for All of Our Site StuffImage of folder creation.
- Downloading the Zipped Theme FileDownloading the theme zipped file.
- Our Zip File of the Theme Once Unzipped in Our FolderThe unzipped theme folder.
- A Look at the Many Files in a Theme FolderContents of the theme folder.
- Installing Our Theme on the Server with FTPScreen shot of WSFTP Pro
- Graphic Index
- Text Index
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