Drinkguesser

Hey Keith, thanks a bunch for the response.

Bear with me…

So what you’re saying is if I install it on a subdomain, I would have:

example.com/post-name (original installation)
example.com/category/post-name (installed on the subdomain)

is that right?

Wouldn’t the second example above be subdomain.example.com/category/post-name or subdomain.example.com/post-name ?

Nevermind, figured it out by completely uninstalling and reinstalling everything – last resort, but it worked ??

Thanks for the grammar correction, writing so much of the stuff from scratch can be mind-numbing sometimes – so I appreciate the suggestion ??

brevityness, you can modify and edit themes in the WordPress admin area under “Appearance” then select “Editor” and you will see in the upper right-hand corner a drop-down box that allows you to modify/edit any themes you have uploaded while keeping the current theme as the front-end. Also, in regards to your initial question you may want to check out this post I did on themes for sites under construction:

9 WordPress Themes for Parked Domains or Websites “Under Construction” and I believe there is only one that asks you to pay to download, the rest are free.

You might also want to check this out

19 Free Photo Gallery & Portfolio WordPress Themes

The first few are premium, but then there’s a list of almost 20 that are free to use and download.

Cliptomaniac, I just put together a new blog post that features over a dozen different video themes from several different designers that may be of interest to you:

13+ Beautiful Video WordPress Themes

Hope this helps!

Mercime’s correct in that any theme can be customized to be geared toward real estate. Although they’re not free, Brian Gardner’s AgentPress and Agent Theme are very nice and Gorilla Themes have several very good ones as well.

You might also want to check this out

17 free real estate themes

the first few on the page are premium themes, but there are over a dozen free ones there as well. Seems the quality of many of the free themes tends to be lacking for the real estate niche.

samboll, I appreciate the reference ??

Also, I just recently did a post on some of the premium real estate themes available for those that are looking for support and professional design. They’re all real estate-related as well:

jeremiafroyland.com/wordpress/5-beautiful-premium-wordpress-real-estate-themes/

Thanks!

Contempoinc, that’s a real sharp-looking theme! I like the clean and modern look that it has. It seems that there really aren’t that many professionally-designed themes for real estate.

I was going around trying to find all that I could and ended up compiling them into a post and I was surprised that there aren’t more themes out there.

You can check out what I have found and rounded up on my post (I think it’s one of the most comprehensive for real estate-related themes):

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As far as premium themes, it seems that those tend to be a little more polished and professional-looking for a real estate professional.

I agree with Chrisber on the his comment after the initial post about the vertical drop-down navigation instead of a horizontal layout. By having it vertically drop-down you are covering up your vertical menu. Same goes with horizontal menus, you always want those to drop vertically.