Themes
Summary
The theme influences the general appearance and feeling of your site, including things like design, location of your Widgets, a default font and color options. WordPress.com has a large range of themes for you to choose from in the Themes Showcase where each theme has "About Us" page that include features and instructions. New themes are always added, keep updated by seeing new designs: You can change your theme as much as you want.
Here is an example of a theme, Edda:
Activate a theme
To activate a theme, look at My Sites → Themes on either the tray or the Theme Display. Click on the 3 points in the right part of the topic name and click Activate.
The active theme is displayed at the top of My Sites → Themes.
Find Themes
To see the 330 themes available, go to the Themes window or the My Places → Themes menu in the site panel.
You can see the themes by clicking on the Trending, Popular, and newest links at the top of the screen, and you can filter the results by FREE or Premium.
Additional filters are available in the Theme Showcase of popular types like Photography, Food, Music, Portfolio, Business, and more. You can also filter by feature, such as Custom Header or Post Slider, or by design, color or price.
This search is in real time and the counter number shows the number of topics that match the criteria. Note that the results will be shown according to your view mode, such as Trending.
Themes with Preview
To see a topic before it is activated, go to My Sites → Themes. Click on the 3 points in the right part of the topic name and then click on Test and customize.
This action takes you to the Personalizer which shows you a live version of the theme with your content. It's a great way to try out a topic if you currently have content on your site.
You can go up and down with the bar and even click around it in your Blog to get an idea of how the new theme will work with your content.
If you like what you see, click on the Save & Activate or Buy button in the upper left of the Customization window. Click on the X that you can find in the upper left corner of the Customization window to go back and continue searching for the topic that best suits your taste.
Another way to preview the site's theme demo. You can get the demo by going to My Sites → Themes. Click on the 3 points in the right part of the name of any lady and click Details. This will lead you to detailed information on that topic. You can try the theme by clicking the Demo button in the upper right of the details screen. The Theme Showcase also has direct links to each topic demo.
Characteristics of Themes
Clicking on the theme icon will show a demonstration of that theme in the Customizer. If you like this theme click Save & Activate or Buy in the upper left of the Customizer window. Click on the X found in the top right of the Customizer window and continue searching through the themes to find the best one for your site.
If you already know what theme you want, you can click Save and Activate or Buy. Buying a theme will activate it by default.
Side bars on themes.
Some topics offer one or more search bars. A sidebar is a secondary area containing your theme. This allows you to add widgets to your site. For example, if you want to add a list of categories https://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/categories-widget/, social networking icons https: //en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/social-media -icons-widget / or contact info https: //en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/contact-info/ you can add widgets to your sidebar.
You can also find some themes with default sidebar elements. For example Twenty Ten theme provides a search bar and a default file list in the sidebar elements. You will notice that when you go to My Sites → Customize → Widgets these items will not appear within your current Widgets.
To remove the items from the sidebar, go to My Sites → Customize → Widgets and add one or more widgets to the widgets area. This will replace all the elements of the sidebar with the widget of your choice. If you want to completely hide the sidebar in those themes by adding a widget with an empty text to the sidebar.
Looking for more Widgets? WordPress also has a guide on how to use widgets effectivelyhttps: //en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/using-widgets-effectively/
Premium Themes
In addition to our many free themes, we also offer a selection of beautiful Premium themes that have exciting features and options and exclusive support https://premium-themes.forums.wordpress.com/ directly from the authors of the themes. Each theme has been carefully assigned to help you give your message to the world.
If you like to change themes often or want unlimited access to the new Premium themes we offer, you might like an update to Business
Change Themes
When you change a subject, almost everything comes with you. Your publications, pages, media, Blog and all your content stays with you.
When you change to a new topic, there are a couple of things you want to know next:
Customizable Menus
You will want to reassign your customizable menus https://support.wordpress.com/menus/#managing-your-menus to the positions you want in the new theme. Each theme supports different positions, depending on the theme.
Widgets
You will also want to put your Widgets in the proper positions of a Widget. As customizable menus, each theme supports different locations, depending on each theme.
Customizable CSS
The only thing that could not go away with you is your custom CSS https://support.wordpress.com/custom-design/custom-css/ because it is specific to each theme. You will find your last CSS in the CSS revisions in the link located in My Sites → Customize → CSS.
Upload Custom Themes
Business plan users can upload third-party theme or custom themes to their website using the Appearance tab.
Users of Premium Plans, Personal and Forever Free can choose a theme according to our collection of current themes. You can choose the collection for specific features to find the theme that works best for your Site.
Editing Themes
WordPress.com does not offer the feature of modifying theme files directly, however, you can make changes to a theme by adding CSS if you purchased WordPress.com Premium or WordPress.com Business plans, both of which include the Custom Design feature. Custom design also comes with customizable fonts and colors which let you change the entire color of palettes and font selections for themes to a few clicks, no code is needed.
You do not need to know how to code to change the fonts or colors using the tools, however, if you need to know a bit about CSS to make changes in the CSS Editor.
Note that Custom Design does not allow you to edit PHP core or template files.
Search Engine Support.
Themes in WordPress.com supports the last two versions of search engines in Navega Feliz:
• Firefox
• Chrome
• Edge
• Internet Explorer (11 only)
• Safari
•Opera
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