What A Nice Wordpress Theme But...

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All op has to do is put the URL into the link, if it's WordPress it will tell him
No. Most webmasters are not going to display the theme name. Hence, when you use that site you will get a "Theme Not Found" error message. That site worked 7 years ago. Rarely works anymore.
 
No. Most webmasters are not going to display the theme name. Hence, when you use that site you will get a "Theme Not Found" error message. That site worked 7 years ago. Rarely works anymore.
Oh right, I used it earlier and it worked then, so I will carry on using it and you won't.
Shame you couldn't be arsed before replying.
Op here's the theme
https://mythemeshop.com/themes/schema/
 
I really appreciate your answer because it more than answer my request.

I put the url on the site and it reveals everything behind the scene.



Oh right, I used it earlier and it worked then, so I will carry on using it and you won't.
Shame you couldn't be arsed before replying.
Op here's the theme
https://mythemeshop.com/themes/schema/
 
I really appreciate your answer because it more than answer my request.

I put the url on the site and it reveals everything behind the scene.
That's what it's for, make a note of it as it does come in handy. Don't listen to " experts " who never use anything before replying lol!
 
No. Most webmasters are not going to display the theme name. Hence, when you use that site you will get a "Theme Not Found" error message. That site worked 7 years ago. Rarely works anymore.

WP themes give themselves away because they require style.css

Many times all you gotta do is go under wp-content/themes/NAME/style.css to find the theme info, url, etc.
 
That theme is Schema, he already give the link to you. They are using the theme Schema, they edited somethings, but that is Schema from mythemeshop. Is equal.
If you want to use the theme, they are using just use the link provided above. That is the theme they are using ;)
 
just use "view page sources" and look for something like "sitename.com/wp-content/themes/themenamehere/style.css"
assuming if that is web using WordPress, you can find theme name and author and even the theme website.
 
just use "view page sources" and look for something like "sitename.com/wp-content/themes/themenamehere/style.css"
assuming if that is web using WordPress, you can find theme name and author and even the theme website.
Lol! It's been solved quickly already, no need. I disable view source on my sites, so that doesn't work
 
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