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15+ Amazing Free Photography WordPress Themes for a Beautiful Site

ThemeGrill Author Themes Collection updated on March 23, 2020 0 Comment

If you are a photographer, amateur or otherwise, who wants to reach out to a larger audience, then there’s no better way than through your own website. In this digital age, the importance of having a presence on the internet can’t be overstated. To put it simply, every minute that you lack an online presence is a minute of lost potential clients. It is especially true in the case of a professional like photography. If the thought of setting up an entire photography website from the scratch was intimidating to you, then there’s no need to worry. With WordPress, you will have access to free photography WordPress themes that make the whole thing super easy.

With these themes, photographers of all sorts will be able to create beautiful looking websites that will help them create an internet presence. Not only will it help your professional credibility, but you will also have access to a much larger audience. Moreover, you won’t have to spend a single dime since these themes are absolutely free. However, if you have money to spare and want more features along with high-quality support, we recommend you try for a premium photography theme instead. So without further ado, let’s get started and go over our list of some of the best free Photography WordPress themes.

What is a Website URL? A Quick Guide for Beginners

Sajjan Sharma Web Resources updated on March 13, 2020 1 Comment

URL is one of those technical terms that just about anyone on the internet should have heard of at one point or another. While you might have a general idea of what it is, it’s exact meaning is surprisingly interesting. In simple terms, it is the address of a website on the internet, but there’s a lot more to it than that. In this article, we are going to try and answer the question, what is a Website URL.

This is one of those topics where you can go really deep as long as you keep digging. As a result, we’re going to try and be informative while trying to stick to the relevant information. So without further ado, let’s get right into it.

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What is WordPress used for? A Guide for Beginners

Sajjan Sharma Web Resources updated on March 4, 2020 0 Comment

If you’ve been on the internet long enough, you’ve inevitably heard of WordPress. Even outside of technical circles, it’s a fairly well-known term. After all, WordPress is head and shoulders above its competition when it comes to popularity. It’s pretty common to see a site that claims to be ‘powered by WordPress’. If hearing about it piqued your interest and you want to know what it is capable of, then you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’re going to try and answer the question, what is WordPress used for?

We’re going to showcase how WordPress can be used to create a wide variety of websites and what sets it apart from its competition. Hopefully, you’ll know the things you can do using WordPress by the end and decide whether or not it is for you. Before we start getting into what WordPress is capable of, let’s first go over what it actually is. Don’t worry, we won’t take long. If you feel like you know enough, you can just skip straight to the part where we talk about what it is used for.

How to remove ‘Powered by WordPress’ footer and Copyright Footers from your WordPress Theme?

Sijal Shrestha Tips and Tutorials updated on March 26, 2020 0 Comment

So you have your WordPress website setup completely. Instead of using a premium theme, you might have chosen to use one of the default WordPress themes. You have your theme fully customized, and all the plugins have been completely setup. But there’s just one simple problem. The massive message bar on the bottom of your website with WordPress copyright all over it.

The footer area is used by most WordPress default themes to show that the website was built using WordPress: A little footer with the text ‘Proudly Powered by WordPress.’ However, this isn’t something exclusive to the default themes. A lot of free theme users also use a copyrighted footer to show the developer name of the theme. Why? Well, it functions as a little advertisement section for their work. Your average WordPress beginner can be completely unaware of how to remove proudly powered by WordPress footer message. And while the simple footer message on the native WordPress themes is completely harmless, they can seem out of place for your website. So, if you want your website to look a bit more professional or even a bit more personal, you might want to choose to remove the proudly powered by WordPress link.

And that is why we’ve brought you this article; With detailed guidelines on How to Remove Proudly Powered by WordPress link on your website footer.

Is WordPress Free? Can I make a WordPress Blog for Free? The Hidden Costs Behind WordPress Websites

Sijal Shrestha Web Resources updated on March 5, 2020 0 Comment

WordPress is the leading Content Management System (CMS) platform on the internet right now. And this trend of using WordPress doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. With over 60% market share in the CMS industry, WordPress runs over 34% of all websites on the Internet.

Moreover, it is THE leading platform when it comes to blogging on the Internet. But any user that’s new into Blogging might consider how much effort it takes in creating and managing one. However, the leading question in the mind of any new WordPress user is: “Is WordPress Free?”

ThemeGrill Demo Importer: Important Security Update!

Sanjip Shah Security updated on February 19, 2020

Hello All,

We would like to announce an important security update on our ThemeGrill Demo Importer plugin. We request you to update this plugin to latest version 1.6.3 immediately.

The Best Website Builders for 2020 – Start Building Your Awesome Websites!

Sajan Ratna Shakya Web Design, Web Resources updated on March 12, 2020 1 Comment

You must be living under a rock if you don’t have any ideas about websites in the current world. From small to large businesses and services, people are completely relying on websites for their growth. And why shouldn’t they! Websites have been proving to bring about great success for many companies, whether small or big, no matter what kind of services they provide. I’m not going to bore you with the importance of websites because if you are reading this, then it’s almost certain that you already know it. However, I will be listing the next important thing for websites i.e., the best website builders.

Website builders are tools or platforms from where you can build your own fantastic websites. They can be used for multiple purposes like blogs, eCommerce, business, portfolio, and more. With the growing needs of websites, the number of awesome website builders are also growing by time. They are all good in their own ways depending on what kind of website you want to build. But here, we will be describing why and which one would be best for you. So, if you are looking for the best website builder to build or modify your website, then you have come to the right place.

Shopify vs WordPress: Two eCommerce Platforms Compared

Sajjan Sharma Comparison updated on March 6, 2020 0 Comment

The growth of eCommerce has been something to behold. Purchasing things using the internet might have seemed like a pipe dream once but it’s commonplace now and it’s here to stay. Just in 2019, consumers spent $3.46 trillion online, compared to $2.93 trillion in 2018, so this trend isn’t going to be slowing down anytime soon. An important factor in this growth is the fact that creating an eCommerce site is easier than ever, even for those who lack programming knowledge. All you need to worry about is picking the best eCommerce platform for you. In this article, we will be going over two of the best ones and see how they stack up to one another; Shopify vs WordPress.

Before we get into the actual meat of the matter, it’s important to note that Shopify vs WordPress isn’t a matter of which one is the better platform. In actuality, it’s a matter of which one is more suited to you. Honestly, you can create a great site with either of them. It is, however, important to be informed about them so you can select the one that fits your needs, abilities, and resources the best.

20+ Best and Popular Accessible WordPress Themes For 2020

ThemeGrill Author Themes Collection updated on March 24, 2020 2 Comments

Accessibility Ready is a term coined by the WordPress accessibility team, used to identify WordPress themes that follow a set of accessibility requirements.

When you are planning your website, in no doubt, one of the goals is to reach as many people as possible. By selecting an accessibility-ready WordPress theme, you assure that your website can also be used by people who use assistive technology to browse the web. For example screen-reader users.

Gone are the days when an accessible website meant an unattractive, simple website with blue and red links. Today’s accessible websites can be just as beautiful, engaging, interactive and most of all, easier to use.

The Best Blogging Platforms To Get You Started In 2020!

Sajjan Sharma Beginner's Guide updated on March 12, 2020 2 Comments

I don’t think we need to explain what blogging exactly is since it has become such a ubiquitous concept. In the current day and age, with the dominance of the internet, blogging is one of the most effective ways of connecting with the world. Whether you want to talk about your life, showcase your hobbies, promote your business, post photographs, or just about anything else, you can always find a use for a blog. If you just look around the internet, you can see that people blog about a wide variety of topics and for different purposes. So, I think it’s fair to say that blogging can be for everybody. Furthermore, you will also find that it can be easy as well as super convenient as long as you pick the right blogging platform.

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