What is your favorite Wordpress theme?

Wordpress is good for blogs and websites, but for landing pages I've been using bootstrap. It's amazing!
 
I personally like two themes a lot. One is the theme named Divi from elegant themes and the second one is Heatmap Adaptive Pro. Both are pretty good themes. With divi, i can customize sites as per client's need, and the heatmap theme is high ctr theme, useful when you ar making a site which would have ads.
 
Genesis framework is nice - not very cheap but the child themes are clean and responsive and the documentation is good - it walks you through the process of making the site actually look like the demo version. I used to get a bit fed up with installing themes and never being able to make them look like the previews. Their hook mechanic makes you use functions.php to add actions to the theme. Steep learning curve but well worth it for streamlining code and better update stability.

Otherwise, I tend to use the pre-installed theme and then add a child theme and css to make it look the way I want it. I can never find a free theme close enough to what I want without a major overhaul and even then, they can be coded... eccentrically, shall we say. Am always astonished at the amount of bloated, ugly themes sitting on the wordpress repository with thousands of positive reviews.
 
Here's another one I like, and it's free: https://mythemeshop.com/themes/greenchilli/

It's a very good theme, especially considering it's free :)

Genesis framework is nice - not very cheap but the child themes are clean and responsive and the documentation is good - it walks you through the process of making the site actually look like the demo version. I used to get a bit fed up with installing themes and never being able to make them look like the previews. Their hook mechanic makes you use functions.php to add actions to the theme. Steep learning curve but well worth it for streamlining code and better update stability.

Otherwise, I tend to use the pre-installed theme and then add a child theme and css to make it look the way I want it. I can never find a free theme close enough to what I want without a major overhaul and even then, they can be coded... eccentrically, shall we say. Am always astonished at the amount of bloated, ugly themes sitting on the wordpress repository with thousands of positive reviews.

I agree. Genesis is a big name in the wordpress community.
 
First of all I can find the most popular theme and I will search popular themes relate blogs niche. And My favaurite theme name is the Big Brother Theme in it because in this theme are dedicated. In this theme more than show of feature and show the widget, pages, and attractive theme and show the nice words and images in the post.
 
My favorite site is magpress.com. i am using this themes.Its have good WordPress themes in all niche relevant..
 
We found that there are many precious themes are their in wordpress like jarida, magpress.com, Woo Commerce , etc.
I think themeforest is the least expensive. However, in the event that you need genuine premium I would run with thesis theme or even genesis theme. On the other hand run with a free theme, if your on a financial plan. Later you can switch it up.

But I personally go with Sahifa - It's Responsive WordPress News, Magazine, Blog Theme, Which can help you in effective and efficient manner.
 
Themeforest is best same time elegant themes also pretty good.
 
Themeforest does have some great themes, but keep in mind they are strictly a marketplace. They don't offer support.

Support is offered by the individual vendors. Many of the vendors disappear after a short time, which means they don't update their themes.

I stick with themes from places that offer their own support, and that have stayed the test of time. Studiopress, Elegant Themes, and WooThemes are my current recommendations for vendors.

As far as a particular theme, lately I have *really* been digging a StudioPress theme called (in)SPYR. It's a third-party theme, which means support is offered through the developer only, but the fact that StudioPress includes it in their library means they have a lot of trust in particular vendor.

If you're not familiar with (in)SPYR, check it out. :)
 
themify ...particularly the ultra theme....if they have the 2 for 1 deal going get also landing page theme
 
Most of the serious vendors on ThemeForest do offer support, and they're reliable. When a theme hits it off, the team behind the theme usually creates a company or a web studio, and they continue to produce themes, and function like a theme studio inside themeforest.

Themeforest does have some great themes, but keep in mind they are strictly a marketplace. They don't offer support.

Support is offered by the individual vendors. Many of the vendors disappear after a short time, which means they don't update their themes.

I stick with themes from places that offer their own support, and that have stayed the test of time. Studiopress, Elegant Themes, and WooThemes are my current recommendations for vendors.

As far as a particular theme, lately I have *really* been digging a StudioPress theme called (in)SPYR. It's a third-party theme, which means support is offered through the developer only, but the fact that StudioPress includes it in their library means they have a lot of trust in particular vendor.

If you're not familiar with (in)SPYR, check it out. :)
 
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