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How to know any wordpress or blogger theme a website is using

You can find out the theme and plugin of any wordpress site or the theme of a blogger website using online tools or checking the source code of that particular websites. To know the theme and plugin a wordpress is using, 


Just visit any of these two website www.wpthemedetector.com or www.whatwpthemeisthat.com, enter the website/blog url in the address bar and click. 

It will give you all details about the website design. The name, homepage, description, theme type, version, author, license and the author of the theme. You will also get to see the authors address and screenshot of the theme. This applies to wordpress blogs or website. 

You can use this to see what theme your competitors are using so you can use it too. Builtwith.com will also help you know what platform and framework a website or blog is built with. Note: one problem you might encounter is that, if the owner of the wordpress site is using a customized theme or edited the theme to remove the theme information and plugin details, these tools may not be able to detect it. 

The second method is to view the source code of the site. This method requires a good understanding of HTML and wordpress style structure to find the information you want. This is how to view the page source code of a website. Visit the website url, right click on a blank page with your mouse or press CTRL + U on your keyboard and select view source code. 

When the website’s source code display, simply check through the code to find the information you are looking for. Use the shortcut key CTRL + F and enter a keyword of what you want to find then search. For example enter ‘theme’ or ‘plugin’ you will find the name of the wordpress theme under ../wp-content/themes/ and plugins ../wp-content/plugins/ and for blogger blogs, just enter and search the keyword ‘author’ and you will get the name of the blogger theme below the author’s name. that’s all. I hope this info helps?

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