Find website Template

CINQ believes in beautiful and well-developed webpages. And we believe they should be a uniquely tailored promotional campaign for your company. Also we use the WordPress CMS as basis for all our customer pages. The usability of WordPress is matched by the usability of Templating/Theming.

Anywhere from free to $100, anyone can get and deploy a professionally designed website topic on their WordPress page. They are ideal for some small companies, weblogs, and other webpages. You can be sure, however, that your website not only has resemblances to many other web pages, but also looks almost the same.

Do you want an individual, one-of-a-kind look? This is a fast, 5-step procedure to find out if your website uses a WordPress topic. Navigate to your website home page using your preferred web browsers. Now we will use the instruction Viewsure in your webrowser. From Microsoft IE (7, 8, and 9), find and click the Viewer menu at the top of the display.

Select VISUAL SURCE. It is also possible to right-click on your website and select Viewsource. From Apple Safari, find and click the Viewer menu at the top of the display. Select VISUAL SURCE. The keyboard abbreviation for this feature is: You can also right-click on your web page and select Views Use.

Search Google'Chrome and find the "Customize and navigate Chrome" symbol at the top right of the web page (looks like a wrench). When you click this symbol, select TOOLS. Select VISUAL SURCE. The keyboard abbreviation for this feature is: You can also right-click on your web page and select Show page code. From Mozilla Firefox, find and click the TOOLS menu at the top of the page.

Select WEB ENVELOPER and VIEW PAGE SOURCE. The keyboard abbreviation for this feature is: You can also right-click on your web page and select Show page source text. The WordPress webmework makes it quite simple to find any topic or template you like. We will search in of the source and find the style sheet for it.

You will find that the style sheet hyperlink in this guide (our own website) is /themes/CINQ/styles.css. The name of the topic used on this website is thus referred to as CINQ. Now that you consider that this is not only the name of the website you are looking at, but also the business that created it, you have a fairly good notion that this website has an individual, distinctive design.

Well, let's look at an example that uses a design you bought. As described above, we found a style sheet hyperlink in the source of an untitled website. You can see that the topic has a different name (Office), which does not correspond to the website or the respective enterprise. Knowing which design our WordPress page uses, we're still not sure whether the design has been changed to be one of a kind or not.

Now, let's look for the source of the subject. Visit Google and look for WORDPRESS THEME name. Substitute (theme name) with the name of the topic from the website html file. In the results you should see a link to one or more designer offices, such as Forest themes, Template Monsters, Elegant Themes and Themify.

When you find a results page that matches your topic name, click it. Well, now that you have pinpointed the design of your website and found its origin/designer, we need to check the design for variations and resemblances. They allow you to see the work topic and pinpoint resemblances or discrepancies on your website.

A lot of developers, who don't have a lot of coding skills, decide to start a customer's website with such a topic, mainly for the improvements, plug-ins and the complexity of the page layout. So your designs may look completely different while you are using this particular one. Then you can know that your website is one of a kind for your company.

But if you check the demonstration and find that your site is almost the same, you know that your site can be very similar to many other sites on the web, possibly even some within your own markets or industries. They can be satisfied with your website, whether it uses a bought design or is entirely new.

Those customers initially approved web pages created for their company, only to find out later that they received thematic web pages that were also distributed to other companies in their area.