List of WordPress Theme Marketplaces

Despite the abundance of WordPress themes out there, I still have a hard time picking WP themes to use on my websites. There are a lot of good theme developers out there. But I personally think it’s too troublesome to go to their respective websites to check out their theme offerings.

I think the easiest way to find a good theme is to go to WordPress theme marketplaces. These marketplace sites are websites that function as WordPress theme selling platforms for theme developers.

Here are some of the WP theme marketplace websites that I know of (some of which I have already used to purchase WordPress themes):

  • themeforest.net
  • mojothemes.com
  • woothemes.com
  • themegarden.com
  • wonderthemes.com
  • fresherimage.com
  • templatemonster.com

If you know of any other good ones, please let me know by leaving a comment below and I will add them to this list of theme marketplaces.

PremiumPress Discount Coupons for Free

I just received an email from Mark Fail, owner of PremiumPress, with a bunch of coupon codes for their WordPress themes.

In case you haven’t heard of PremiumPress, they develop great-looking WordPress-based themes that you can use for turnkey websites. You can use their themes to set up an auction website, a shopping directory, a coupon website, a real estate directory, and a classifieds website — in just a few minutes!

Here are the 30% discount coupons that I received today. These coupons are valid from February 2011 onwards.

  • AuctionPress coupon code – SAVE30
  • ShopperPress coupon code – SAVE30
  • DirectoryPress coupon code – SAVE30
  • CouponPress coupon code – SAVE30
  • RealtorPress coupon code – SAVE30
  • Classifieds Theme coupon code – SAVE30

Check out these themes at PremiumPress.com.

Have fun using them!

If you tried one and it didn’t work, please leave a comment so I can check with Mark.

Sticky WordPress Post

How do I make a particular WordPress post stick to the homepage of my blog? A sticky in WordPress? This is a common question that my friends have just started using WP to blog ask me. So we’ll describe the procedure for doing this in a bit.

Why would I want to create a sticky?
If you have useful content on your blog or website that people read frequently. Or if you have content that you want people to read, making that particular page stick to the homepage is a great way to do it.

Where will it appear on my homepage?
If you configured your blog’s homepage to display multiple posts, the post that you made into a sticky will appear at the top of the page. Your sticky page will remain at the top of the page even if you publish new pages.

To make a post stick to the home page

  1. Log in to your WordPress blog.
  2. Create a new post by clicking Posts > Add New.
  3. Fill out the post title, content, and other fields that you want to configure.
  4. When you are ready to publish the post, look for the Publish widget.
  5. In Visibility, click the Edit link.
  6. Select the Stick this post to the front page check box.
  7. Click Publish.
  8. Go to your blog’s homepage and verify that the WP page that you stickied appears as the first article.

You’re done! That was easy, right?

Note: Only posts that are public can be “stickied”. You cannot sticky something that is password-protected.

how to make wordpress post sticky Sticky WordPress Post

How to Make a WordPress Post Sticky

Visit my WordPress archives for more tips and tricks on using WP. If you also have WP tips and tricks that have not been covered (or covered completely), I invite you to submit a guest post. If you think you have something useful to share, send it in!