Do you have a favourite theme you use on all your websites?

by GoodnightSweetRatRace

Posted: 15 years ago 16 replies

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Or do you prefer to mix it up and have different themes on each of them?

#favourite #theme #websites

BloggingPro 15 years ago

I mix it up. Having the same theme gets BORING and I don't work online to be BORED. I can go work a part time job at my local subway and be bored.
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- GoodnightSweetRatRace 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BloggingPro
  
  I mix it up. Having the same theme gets BORING and I don't work online to be BORED. I can go work a part time job at my local subway and be bored.
  
  Sounds like you get bored quite easily.
  
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  BloggingPro 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by GoodnightSweetRatRace
  
  Sounds like you get bored quite easily.
  
  No doubt. I'll let others worry about patience, I have things to do.
  
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  chumpschimps 15 years ago
  
  Headway theme - you can mix it up and make it totally individual for each site.
  
  I love the visual editor on there too. It's so easy to change things around visually and see the results as you go along so you can get things looking just the way you want.
  
  I also like Thesis as well, but Headway is my current fave.
  
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  packerfan 15 years ago
  
  I use Thesis for all my sites, but I change the design of each site. Using the same theme for everything is just a little boring. I kind of like to tinker with design.
  
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ProvenViral 15 years ago

Depends for HTML or Wordpress - I use one wordpress theme for my high traffic sites and for HTML I change everything up
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- Bennette 15 years ago
  
  I use Atahualpa when I want to fully customize my sites and the Twenty Ten theme for others sites that I want to put up faster.
  
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SurajSodha 15 years ago

i like using woothemes for blogs and optimizepress for squeeze/sales pages....almost all are in different niches so although it may get boring for me to look at them all there isn't any real overlap.

the themes convert well so although they look 'same old same old' they get the job done!

LOL @ BloggingPro re 'part time job at subway' !!
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Patrick 15 years ago

You can make even an ugly theme the best theme in the world !
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Vincenzo Oliva 15 years ago

Catalyst theme I love. It very customizable but at the same time fairly simple to master.
I like inove theme for simple affiliate blogs.
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timvaquera 15 years ago

simplebalance and iblog
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Chris Mercer 15 years ago

I use OptimizePress as well and like the versatility it offers. I use it for squeeze pages, membership sites and blogs (sometimes all within the same site). For fanpages I use Fanpage Connect (a plugin) with OptimizePress - though you should be able to use whatever theme you want.

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- Piper Anderson 15 years ago
  
  I use FlexSqueeze for probably about 90% of my websites. It's hugely customizable, and can be used for regular blogs, static websites, and sales pages....really just about anything you can imagine using a theme for. Plus, you can make every site look different with it, because it has so many customizing options.
  
  For the other 10% or so of my sites, I use the 20 Minute Blogs theme that's sold as a WSO here on the forum, as well as a handful of themes from Elegant Themes and Woo Themes.
  
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  genietoast 15 years ago
  
  It depends on my mood. I will change templates every so often.
  
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  fluffythewondercat 15 years ago
  
  I usually use a theme from Elegant Themes. The themes have many similarities, so it's not like having to learn a new one each tim, but the looks are very different. Support isn't very good, though.
  
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AceOfShirts 15 years ago

I use the Atahualpa theme for all of my shirt related sites because I am trying to build my Ace Of Shirts brand and I want them all to look the same. I'm actually going back and updating a bunch of them now to the new overall look.

If I am going for a niche site I will try to find a theme with graphics related to the niche.
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