If you have a WordPress website, you may wish to change the template (often called theme) to appear more interesting. One of the ease that WordPress offers is that you can easily switch templates. And this you can do with a few clicks. Here we present how to change the WordPress template. ffff.jpg
How to Change New WordPress Template
There are two ways to replace WordPress templates that will be discussed in this tutorial.
Method 1 - Install WordPress templates via dashboard
If you are going to install or replace a template with a free version, it can be via the live dashboard.
Please login to admin area of WordPress, then select menu Apperance> Themes> Add New. 1.png
Select the template you want to install. You can search it through the search field. After finding the template you want to use, please click Install. Of course, do not forget to activate it. 2.png
After the installation process is complete, please to activate template by pressing Activate button. 3.png
Method 2 - Install WordPress Template with Upload File .zip
How to change wordpress template in addition to the installation directly from the list of templates directory on the dashboard, you can also install the template in the form of .zip file.
This is useful when you want to replace a WordPress template with a paid version. The list of templates on the dashboard so far is only available for the free version. Therefore, if you are going to install a paid template you need to upload it yourself as a .zip file.
Please download the template you want to install. After the .zip file has been downloaded, please upload it via the WordPress dashboard on the Apperance> Themes menu and click the Add New button. 5.png
Next, please select Upload Theme> Browse button and select the template you have downloaded as .zip file, then click Install Now button. 6.png
After the installation is complete, activate the template by pressing Activate 7.png
Next just wait for the template will change automatically.
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