The Theme Checklist plugin is an unofficial tool to help developers get their theme ready for the WordPress.org theme directory. Install the plugin, then navigate to Tools > Theme Checklist to start checking. We've compiled a some of the most common theme issues that we see in the theme review queue and put them on our site, Theme Checklist. This plugin simply loads in all the latest checks and gives you an easy interface to check off the issues as you check them in your own theme. Each issue has a detailed description with examples to help you avoid the them in your own theme. Checks are dynamically loaded from the Theme Checklist website to ensure you're always working with the latest version of the checks. If this fails, the plugin will fall back to the bundled checks in checks.json.

Adds a Theme option to any active theme allowing you to make a child theme.

Please visit the plugin homepage. Useful for shared hosts, this allows you to easily create child themes from any theme just by clicking. Ever since WordPress 3.0, you shouldn’t directly modify CSS of any downloaded themes because if you update the theme, your changes will be destroyed. Instead, it is recommended that you create a child theme and edit the CSS there so that updates to the parent theme will be inherited instead of destroy your changes. The problem many run into is currently the only way to child theme something is edit files on the filesystem. This is non-intuitive for shared-hosting sites with one-click WordPress installs (it usually involves a “shell account” or learning how to use FTP). This attempts to get around that issue, by adding a button to the themes page to allow you to child theme the page. (It’s not really one-click, though.) Inspired by @janeforshort's and @designsimply's WordCamp SF 2011 talk on CSS theming as requested by @sfgirl for her blog.

The ultimate login branding solution! Theme My Login offers matchless customization of your WordPress user experience!

Ever wished that your WordPress login page matched the rest of your site? Your wish has come true! Theme My Login allows you to bypass the default WordPress-branded login page that looks nothing like the rest of your site. Instead, your users will be presented with the login, registration and password recovery pages right within your theme. The best part? It works right out of the box, with no configuration necessary! Take back your login page, WordPress users! Features Have you users log in from the frontend of your site. Have your users register from the frontend of your site. Have your users recover their password from the frontend of your site. Customize the slugs used for login, registration, password recovery and other pages. Allow your users to register with only their email. Allow your users to set their own passwords upon registration. Allow your users to log in using either their email and password, username and password or a combination of the two. Allow your users to be logged in automatically after registration with auto-login. Do More With Extensions Boost your user experience even more with add-on plugins from our extensions catalog. Some of our extensions include: Redirection allows you to redirect your users on login, logout and registration based on their role. Restrictions allows you to restrict posts/pages, widgets and nav menu items based on a users login status and/or role. Profiles lets your users edit their profile from the frontend of your site. Moderation allows you to moderate your users by requiring them to confirm their email or by requiring admin approval. reCAPTCHA enables Google reCAPTCHA support for your registration and login forms. Social allows you to allow your users to log in to your site using their favorite social providers.

A developer's inspector to illuminate the WordPress Template Hierarchy and help with building WordPress Classic themes.

A simple, lightweight plugin that displays useful technical information on pages and posts to aid in developing Wordpress themes. Provides quick access to things that are sometimes hidden, like post/page ID, slug, taxonomy terms, and post type slug. Theme Inspector tells you exactly what conditional tags are true on each view, and what template file loaded on each page view. Use In Conjunction with the WP Template Hierarchy Document. Theme Inspector is only visible to logged in Administrators. Appears on the right-side of the Toolbar (admin bar).

A handy dandy plugin that tries to let you download any installed theme as a zip file.

Most themes are licensed under the GPL, which makes it completely legal for you to do whatever you like with them, so long as you don't restrict what other people, in turn, can do with them. This is a type of copyleft license, and it means that you are free to redistribute any GPL-compliant themes any way you like! Unfortunately, it's often hard to actually do. While it's easy to upload a theme as a zip file, it's difficult to get the theme back afterwards! This plugin aims to make that a bit easier. If your server is capable of making Zip archives, and your user account has the edit_themes capability, then this plugin will let you download any of your themes -- including any modifications you've made to the code of it -- as a Zip file that you can then reinstall on any other WordPress site! Enjoy! 🙂 P.S. -- If the author of your theme didn't license it on a GPL-compliant license, make sure you're not breaking any licensing terms by what you do with the theme once you've downloaded it!

Enables to Handle ( insert, make, edit ) Templates on Editor.

Adds Custom Post Type "MTH Template", make content editing easier. What you can do with MTH: insert and make templates on editors without refreshing page categorize templates with taxonomy "Group" for MTH Template Filter Templates with Group when you seach for a template to insert カスタム投稿タイプ「MTH Template」を追加し、コンテンツ編集をより簡単にします。 「Magic Template Holder」でできること： 編集ページでテンプレートを「挿入・作成」 グループ分類可能 検索用のテンプレートフィルター有り

WP Template Overrides allows you to quickly and easily override any template file in any theme you currently have installed.

No more do you need to create a child theme (And take the risk of it breaking the website) or modify a premium theme (Losing the ability to quickly and easily update in the future) just to tweak a theme template. WP Template Override allows you to quickly and easily override any template file in any theme you currently have installed. Once the plugin is installed, choose the theme, and then the file you wish to override, and edit it in the included code editor. Pressing save will activate the override and you will be able to see the changes immediately. If you find any bugs or need any help, please drop me a line at Tiger Strike Media

SmartPost builds beautiful form templates that makes it quick and easy to generate posts on the front-end of your WordPress site.

What is SmartPost? It is a template builder and authoring tool that is user centered. No programming or coding knowledge required. Why use SmartPost? Create new posts on the front-end, get instant feedback to the look and feel of your post. Break up your posts into different sections - i.e. a picture gallery, a video, and richtext sections. SmartPost can use ffmpeg to rotate and compress uploaded video files for a better video-streaming experience. Extend the capabilities of SmartPost by developing your own post section. How does SmartPost Work? Build Templates to be used on the front-end of your WordPress site: SmartPost enhances WordPress categories by applying templates to them. Users can create new category templates and build them up by dragging and dropping components into the template builder. Once category templates have been setup, users can utilize them on the front end to create new posts. SmartPost also allows you to copy existing templates into new ones. Authors use pre-defined templates to build rich posts on the front-end of WordPress: No more going back and forth between the dashboard. Build rich posts one component at a time with immediate feedback on how your post will look like once published. SmartPost utilizes intuitive actions such as dragging and dropping to add pictures and videos to your post. Note: SmartPost is still in the Beta stage, check out the "Beta Testing" tab for more info! For more information, check out the plugin site here.

Work out which template your page is currently looking at.

It's really difficult to find out which template your page is using, especially when your looking at the front-end of your site. With this plugin it makes it much easier. When you view your site, you will see an admin menu item called, "Template file: ...". If you click on this link, you will be navigated to the template in a new tab. This plugin will save you hours of time.

Page Template Dashboard is a simple plugin that let's you easily survey which template each page is using without having to load the page editor. If no template is assigned, then the 'Default' templa...

te will be rendered; otherwise, the user-friendly name (rather than the file name) will be displayed. Finally, the plugin will properly handle the case when a page has a template assigned to it from a previous theme that does not exist in the current theme The plugin is also fully internationalized for translation. For more information or to follow the project, check out the GitHub repository.

A WordPress plugin which shows the current template file name, the current theme name and included template files' name in the tool bar. Inspired by (and big thanks to): https://gist.github.com/gatespace/4482529 http://wordpress.org/plugins/reveal-template/

Reveal the theme template file used to render the displayed page, via the admin bar, footer, widget, shortcode, and/or template tag.

Designers and developers know that it can sometimes be confusing and frustrating to determine the exact template being utilized to render the currently displayed page in WordPress. Sometimes page or category specific templates exist, or a page/post has been set by the post author to use a particular template, or the current theme doesn't employ certain templates causing WordPress to fall back to others. This plugin relieves the aggravation by assisting designers and developers by displaying the template being used to render the currently displayed page in WordPress. This can be shown in one or more of the following methods: Site footer By default, the theme-relative path to the theme template file used to render the page is shown in the site's footer. The settings page for the plugin, at 'Design' -> 'Reveal Template', allows you to control and configure this particular method. Note: this only works if the theme follows the recommended practice of calling the wp_footer() template tag) at some point. Widget A widget named "Reveal Template" is made available which can be used to display the theme template file used to render the page in any widget location. Shortcode A shortcode called 'revealtemplate' is made available which can be used in post/page content to display the theme template file used to render the page. Currently it supports two possible attributes: 'admin' : Can either be 1 or 0 to indicate if the template name should be revealed to admins only. 1 means to admins only, 0 to all visitors. The default is 1. 'type' : The template path types. Must be one of 'absolute', 'filename', 'relative', or 'theme-relative'. Read the documentation for more information on what each of these mean. Examples: [revealtemplate type="absolute"], [revealtemplate type="filename" admin="0"] Template Tag A template tag is also provided which can be used to display the theme template file used to render the page. <?php c2c_reveal_template(); ?> By default, c2c_reveal_template() will echo the template name. To simply retrieve the template filename rather than displaying it: <?php $template = c2c_reveal_template( false ); ?> The template tag also takes a second argument which be can be one of the following: absolute, relative, theme-relative, filename. This determines the path style you'd like reported. If not specified, it uses the default defined in the plugin's settings page. Examples of path types: "absolute" : /usr/local/www/yoursite/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/single.php "relative" : wp-content/themes/yourtheme/single.php "theme-relative" : yourtheme/single.php "filename" : single.php This plugin is primarily intended to be activated on an as-needed basis. Links: Plugin Homepage | Plugin Directory Page | Author Homepage

Deprecated Plugin.

With this plugin you can change the active theme, based on the context. So for example you can change the theme when a category archive is being displayed, or change the theme for specific posts or pages. This is beta version, usage on a live site is not recommended. Any suggestions is welcome!

A simple API to switch the themes on certain conditions.

Conditional Themes is an API to switch the themes on certain conditions. How to use it? Write an another plugin file, and use the Conditional Themes API as the example below: add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'my_conditional_themes_setup', 100 ); function my_conditional_themes_setup() { // Switch to Twenty Eleven theme if the visitor use Internet Explorer. Conditional_Themes_Manager::register( 'twentyeleven', function() { global $is_IE; return (bool) $is_IE; } ); // Switch to Twenty Thirteen theme if the user has administrator role. Conditional_Themes_Manager::register( 'twentythirteen', function() { return current_user_can( 'administrator' ); } ); // Switch to a custom theme if the visitor use a mobile device. Conditional_Themes_Manager::register( 'mobile', 'wp_is_mobile' ); } Another example, With enabling persistent mode. add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'my_conditional_themes_setup', 100 ); function my_conditional_themes_setup() { // Enable the switcher persistent mode. Conditional_Themes_Manager::set_option( 'persistent', TRUE ); // Switch to Twenty Sixteen theme when we being on 2016. Conditional_Themes_Manager::register( 'twentysixteen', function() { return ( date( 'Y' ) == 2016 ); } ); // Switch to Twenty Fifteen theme when the site reaches 500 post. Conditional_Themes_Manager::register( 'twentyfifteen', function() { return ( (int) wp_count_posts() > 500 ); } ); } Note: You can use Code Snippets plugin to add the code snippets to your site. Contributing Developers can contribute to the source code on the Github Repository.

Allows specific users to preview and configure a theme without affecting the current theme of the site.

This plugin was developed to allow a client or collaborators to see a new theme (or themes) before it goes live. The plugin allows you to select a theme to preview and then select the users that will see that theme. Everyone else will see the normal theme selected for the site. The previewed theme can be configured, with that configuration stored separately from the normal theme so when the theme is previewed by another user it will use the saved configuration. Preview is available to several WP user roles, so Authors and Editors can also preview a theme as though it were a live site. The plugin requires the previewing user to be logged in. Configure a Theme Behind the Scenes This plugin differs from most “theme switcher” plugins or the Theme Customizer preview in that it allows the previewed theme to be fully configured before going live. The settings for the previewed theme are saved separately, so when the theme is switched over, all the settings are in place. Child Themes This plugin is compatible with the use of child themes. You can create several child themes and preview them as separate themes. Limitations This plugin does not currently play well with the Theme Customizer. In particular, it does not store the customizations for a theme that has been changed in the Customizer. You need to use the specific items in the “appearance” menu to configure the previewing theme. This plugin does not allow for different content for each theme, so you cannot preview content changes using this plugin. This includes page-specific layout settings and layouts generated by plugins such as Visual Composer. Previewing theme template files can be modified, however, and those changes won’t affect the public theme. Menu configuration: you can place existing menus into locations defined by the previewing theme and that will be remembered, but you cannot change the menu itself without affecting the normal site menus because they are the same content. If you need a different menu configuration for your previewing theme, create a new menu for that purpose. You will then be able to switch back and forth and the menu configuration will follow. The plugin does not allow for different plugin configurations, plugin activated/deactivated status, and settings. WordPress Plugin configurations are the same for the main and preview themes. If your new theme requires you to restructure the content or plugin configuration, it may be best to preview your new theme using a separate development site. Key Image Credit Bundesarchiv, B 145 Bild-F044576-0032 / Engelbert Reineke / CC-BY-SA 3.0 [CC BY-SA 3.0 de (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/de/deed.en)], via Wikimedia Commons

Displays different themes based on the browser used.

Helps you use a different theme depending on the browser your site is viewed on. This is great for things like having a dedicated theme for mobile devices, but also is a great way to cheat your way out of CSS hacks and browser specific annoyances ( IE anybody? ). Even though themes are usually designed to be cross browser and CSS fine tuning is part of it, sometimes you do not have the time to spend trying to figure out a way to make the pages behave across browsers. PLEASE vote and/or rate if it works for you or let me know if there's a fix needed at web[at]federicojacobi.com. Supported browsers for now: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Chrome, Opera, iPad/iPhone/iPod, Safari, Playstation 3, and BlackBerries. Thanks to Drazen Mokic, Nicholas McQuillin and Paul Gregory for their help and suggestions.

Adds theme usage statistics within your network, shows themes by user and most popular themes.

Adds a Theme Stats option to the super admin menu. The admin panel lists all the themes in use site-wide. At the top of the list will be the most popular theme and a number in brackets of how many are in use. Click on the name, and a drop-down list will appear of all blogs using that theme, with a link to each blog's home and dashboard. This plugin goes in the mu-plugins folder. This is an updated version of the theme stats (for subdomain installs) plugin we released in 2007. This version is designed for either subdomain or subdirectory installs.

WTE add powerful features to your Theme. It is designed to work with WPshed Themes, but all featured can be used in any other theme.

WPshed Theme Extras add powerful features to your WordPress Theme usually packed in "premium" themes, however, this features belongs to a Plugin so you don't have to be locked-in for using a specific theme for any of these features. Once the plugin is activated you'll have the following features: Portfolio – Custom Post Type Testimonials – Custom Post Type Slides – Custom Post Type Portfolio – Widget Testimonials – Widget Slides – Widget Featured Posts – Widget Featured Page – Widget User Profile – Widget Services – Widget Price Table – Widget Hero – Widget Image – Widget Social Icons – Widget Grid – Shortcode Buttons – Shortcode Content Box – Shortcode Fade-up effects for Widgets Local-scroll in-page navigation The plugin is designed to work flawlessly with WPshed Themes, however, there is no limitation for using it with any other WordPress theme.

The plugin once activated will display a quantity field with increment / decrement buttons once add to cart button is pressed (e.g. the product is added to cart). Thus allowing customers to change the...

products number in the cart with out having to go to shopping cart page. PLUGIN DEMO (click “Add to Cart button to see it in action”) Feel free to ask any questions at Themes Zone

Is a complete toolkit to mobilize your WordPress site. It has a mobile switcher and Mobile themes.

Fully optimized for the best performance on smartphones, compatible with: iPhone, Android, Windows Phone. Simple and easy to use: An Intuitive setting page gives you complete control. The pack contains the following functionality: Mobile switcher The mobile switcher automatically detects whether the visitor to the site is mobile or not, and switches between the primary WordPress theme (for desktop users) or loads a mobile theme. Includes the ability for visitors to switch between mobile view and your site’s regular theme (and remembers their choice). Manual Switcher – to allow your user to manually switch between desktop and mobile versions. Available in 3 versions: shortcodes, option to automatically insert into footer, or template tag. Based detector on mobiledetect project, meaning device detection will stay up to date with latest mobile devices. A standard mobile theme Was designed to be as lightweight and speedy as possible, while still serving your site’s content in a richly presented way, sparing no essential features like search, categories, tags, comments etc. Device adaptation, including the rescaling of images, intelligent splitting of articles and posts into multiple pages, the simplifaction styles, and the removal of non-supported media. Smart Formatting: It doesn’t matter whether users are viewing your site horizontally or vertically, mTheme will re-position all media on the fly. Full Comments System: Default wordpressor or DISQUS. You can choose from 8 different color schemes in the settings panel. Easily customize your mobile theme logo with our easy uploader. No SEO Knowledge Needed: mTheme will automatically optimize your site for SEO. You don’t need to touch a button, just sit back and watch your rankings rise. Equipped with a mobile ad, you can put any ads scripts (Adsense, admob, or banner ads of your own) and it will appear on your mobile version. Mobile-friendly: an extensible theme that is ready for display on mobile devices. DEMO To see mTheme in action visit This demo. Look: Gallery page, Contact form, comments in levels, and all functionality like a theme for desktop. Translation Non-English Speaking Users – Contribute a translation using the GlotPress web interface – no technical knowledge required (how to). SETTING UP A SUBDOMAIN IS DONE THROUGH YOUR HOSTING PROVIDER You need to create a CName, and unfortunately the way you do this differs from one host to another, with some it’s a drop down box and it takes two seconds to do, with others the process will be a little bit more complicated. If you use an external host somewhere there will be a section where you can edit your DNS details – if your service doesn’t allow it then it’s probably time to move to another host. When you create a subdomain, you will need two things, the domain the subdomain is for and the location from which the new subdomain will load it’s content. Type your subdomain (m), that will be your mobile subdomain, then point for your website root. (don’t create a extra folder) this plugin will not work if you point it to be different from the directory you installed WordPress. To confirm that the process was performed correctly visit your full site in m.yousite.com (before enable the plugin) TESTING YOUR INSTALLATION (after enable the plugin) Ideally, use a real mobile device to access your (public) site address and check that the witching and theme work correctly. Use the Mobile emulator in admin dashboard. In Firefox Browser, the User-Agent Switcher add-on can be configured to send mobile headers and crudely simulate a mobile device’s request.

This plugin works in conjunction with the Theme Blvd framework to create shortcodes for many of the framework's internal elements.

Within themes using the Theme Blvd framework, there are many internal elements and other 3rd-party items integrated, like Twitter Bootstrap and FontAwesome, to make use of. When using a Theme Blvd theme, this plugin gives you an extensive pack of shortcodes to extend the framework's functionality to your pages, posts, and custom layouts via shortcodes. After activating this plugin, you'll know it's ready to go by viewing the Edit Page or Edit Post screen and seeing the plugin's shortcode generator button above your WordPress Editor. You'll then have access to the following shortcodes for use within your website. Theme Compatibility This plugin works with the following themes only. Theme Blvd Framework 2.5+ Themes Jump Start Denali Theme Blvd Framework 2.2-2.4 Themes Akita Alyeska Arcadian Barely Corporate Breakout Commodore Swagger Full shortcodes and compatibility table: See Table Documentation and Usage Examples Theme Blvd Framework 2.5+ Themes: View Documentation and Examples Theme Blvd Framework 2.2-2.4 Themes: View Documentation and Examples NOTE: For this plugin to do anything, you must have a theme with Theme Blvd framework v2.2+ activated.

A useful shortcode and widget collection for Weaver Xtreme

This is the main theme suppot for the Weaver X Theme. This plugin provides a collection of useful shortcodes and widgets designed to complement the Weaver X theme. These shortcodes have been selected and developed based on requests and feedback from thousands of users of the Weaver X, Weaver II, and Aspen themes. While these shortcodes are optimized for the Weaver X theme, they will also work with full functionality for most WordPress themes, and can be used if you switch themes. Includes complete documentation help file. Instructions for using the shortcodes and widgets are in the help file. Use it for non-Weaver Xtreme themes. Shortcodes included [tab_group] - Display content in a tabbed box. [youtube ] - Show your YouTube videos responsively, and with the capability to use any of the YouTube custom display options. [vimeo ] - Show your Vimeo videos responsively, and with the capability to use any of the Vimeo custom display options. [iframe] - Quick and easy display of content in an iframe. [div], [span], [html] - Add div, span, and other html to pages/posts without the need to switch to Text view. [hide/show_if] - Show or hide content depending upon options: device, page ID, user capability, logged in status. [bloginfo] - Display any information available from WordPress bloginfo function. [user_can] - Display content base on logged in user role. [site_title] - Display Site title. [site_tagline] - Display Site tag line. Widgets Included Weaver X 2 Column Text Widget - Add text into two columns in a widget Weaver X Per Page Text Widget - Add a text widget on a per page basis Weaver X Login - Simplified login widget Licenses The Weaver X Theme Support plugin is licensed under the terms of the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 2, June 1991. (GPL) The full text of the license is in the license.txt file. All images included with this plugin are either original works of the author which have been placed into the public domain, or have been derived from other public domain sources, and thus need no license. (This does not include the images provided with any of the below listed scripts and libraries. Those images are covered by their respective licenses.) This plugin also includes several scripts and libraries that are covered under the terms of their own licenses in the listed files in the plugin distribution: