I love the Atahualpa theme and use it for all of my WordPress sites. One of the great things about using WordPress for your site is the vast number of themes available for you to choose from. There are themes to match almost any topic - and new ones are being designed all the time.

The first step in learning how to change WordPress theme is to understand how to add new themes. By default, WordPress only comes with a couple built in themes.
 

 

There are applications that you can Generatepress simply plugin with a few clicks on your mouse to your blog. These applications are called "plugins" and allow your blog to easily do all sorts of other things, such as back up your database, make comments look different, allow for social interactivity like "tweeting your posts" or "sharing a post with Facebook".

Some time ago I came across Socrates, which is a theme built especially for the affiliate marketer. It saved me a massive amount of time, I now had one theme that did all I needed it to do in one place.

Even the most experienced theme installers need a bit of help now and again. Before you buy your theme be sure to check out the support being offered. On sites like themeforest it's easy to see how other customers have got on and gauge the level of support. With some other smaller developers it might not be show straightforward.

 

 

Look For Designers - There are many talented designers out there and many of them offer free themes. The advantage here is you are knowing someone with experience and a solid check here reputation has built the theme.

Having access to a support network clinched the deal for me. Buying a theme means you get regular updates and get to report issues. Everyone needs a support system, and I have patted myself on the back every time I got stuck and someone resolved my issues. Why? Because I made the right decision in choosing the premium theme.