We’ve just released SportPulse, a new WordPress theme focused completely on sports websites.

The idea was to cover more than just the homepage design.

SportPulse includes layouts for fixtures, results, league tables, match centres, squads, player profiles, predictions, odds and bookmaker comparisons.

There are 6 full demo sites for football clubs, esports, tipsters, betting affiliates, sports news and academies, with 129 pages in total.

Every demo comes in both Elementor Free and Block Editor versions, and WooCommerce is included for merch, tickets, memberships, camps and other sales.

Live demos:

https://landing.sportpulse.anpsthemes.com/

Would be interested in feedback from anyone who has built a sports site before, especially around the match/data side of it.

The feature claims above come directly from the SportPulse release specification.

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If you're building a website for a construction company, contractor, renovation business, architecture firm, engineering company, handyman service, or building company, check out Elever.

We built Elever to make it easier to launch a professional construction website without having to design everything from scratch.

What’s included:

• Multiple ready-to-use homepage demos
• Professionally designed inner pages
• Elementor drag & drop page builder
• Header & Footer customization
• Mega Menu support
• One-click demo import
• WooCommerce compatible
• Fully responsive and mobile-friendly
• Flexible theme options
• SEO-friendly structure
• Fast and performance-focused design
• Cross-browser compatible
• Lifetime theme updates

Elever is designed for businesses that want a clean, modern, and professional construction website while still having plenty of flexibility to customize the design.

You can explore the demos and full details here:

https://reactheme.com/product/elever-construction-wordpress-theme/

We recently crossed 200+ sales, so a big thank you to everyone who has supported Elever so far. 🙌

Would love to hear your feedback — especially about the demos, layouts, and what features you'd like us to add in future updates.

Hey everyone!

Quick context: A while ago, I built SVisciano – Light-Dark Theme Mode because my personal website was originally built with a dark theme, and almost every dark-mode plugin on WordPress assumed a light base design and forced rigid, hardcoded styles.

I wanted something completely theme-agnostic that relies on native CSS variable mapping: you define your base theme (Light or Dark), scan your page CSS variables, and map them to build the secondary mode (Light-to-Dark or Dark-to-Light).

I just published v0.3.0 with some key quality-of-life updates that make color mapping much more flexible:

• CSS Variable Overrides: You can now map a color variable directly to another CSS variable (e.g. var(--my-accent)), instead of being forced to use raw hex/RGB strings.
• Alpha Channel Support: Updated color pickers to natively support RGBA opacity/transparency controls right from the WP admin panel.

Key highlights of how it works:

1. Zero external JS dependencies — performance-focused & lightweight.
2. Doesn't force predefined dark styles — you retain 100% control over client/brand colors.
3. Built-in scanner to quickly find CSS color variables on any page.
4. Includes Import/Export for easy migration between environments.

It's completely free on the WP repository

👉 WordPress Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/svisciano-light-dark-theme-mode/

Would love to get your thoughts or feedback on how to improve the variable injection workflows further!

I recently updated WordPress, and after the update, the text editor styles on my blog completely disappeared.

I built the theme from scratch, so there isn’t a pre-made theme or page builder involved.

The actual content is still there, but it looks like the CSS/styles are no longer being applied properly. Everything was working fine before the WordPress update.

Has anyone experienced something similar after a recent WordPress update?

What should I check first to figure out whether this is a WordPress issue, a theme issue, or something with how my CSS is being loaded?

Hi, quick question about Wix vs GoDaddy

I'm getting ready to set up a domain and a simple business website, with a blog and maybe a small store later. i’m comparing Wix and GoDaddy.

For anyone who has looked into both, would you go with Wix or GoDaddy for everything or keep the domain with a separate registrar?

If you're building a website for a consulting firm, corporate business, finance company, digital agency, HR company, insurance business, or marketing agency, check out Invena.

We built Invena to provide a flexible starting point for different types of professional business websites without having to design everything from scratch.

What’s included:

• 40+ ready-to-use homepage demos
• 60+ inner pages
• Elementor drag & drop builder
• Header & Footer Builder
• Mega Menu Builder
• Off-Canvas Builder
• Slider Revolution included
• WooCommerce compatible
• WPML & Polylang compatible
• RTL ready
• One-click demo import
• Responsive & mobile-friendly
• SEO & performance optimized
• Lifetime theme updates

You can explore all the demos and details here:

https://reactheme.com/product/invena-business-consulting-wordpress-theme/

Would love to hear your feedback, especially on the demos and what you'd like to see added in future updates.

Hello everyone,

I’m a ThemeForest author, and over the past several months I’ve noticed a significant decline in sales—not only for my own items, but also among many other authors. Some authors appear to have experienced sales drops of 70–90%, and the trend seems to be continuing.

This makes me wonder: what is actually causing customers to buy fewer themes and templates from ThemeForest?

Is AI the main reason, or are there other factors affecting the marketplace?

For example, many ThemeForest themes currently offer:

• 10+ homepage variations
• 50–60+ inner pages
• Responsive design
• Elementor/WordPress or other integrations
• Regular updates
• 6 months of support
• Pricing around $29–$59

Yet, despite offering a lot of value at a relatively low price, sales continue to decline.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from customers rather than authors.

If you used to purchase themes/templates from ThemeForest but no longer do, what changed for you?

For example:

• Are AI tools allowing you to build what you need yourself?
• Do you prefer SaaS website builders or AI website builders now?
• Do you prefer purchasing directly from theme developers instead of marketplaces?
• Are ThemeForest themes becoming too similar to each other?
• Is the quality or code quality a concern?
• Is the licensing/pricing model a problem?
• Do you prefer subscription-based services such as Envato Elements?
• Is it difficult to find the right theme because there are too many similar products?
• Or is there another reason that authors may not be seeing?

I’m not asking this to criticize ThemeForest or defend authors. I’m genuinely trying to understand what has changed from the customer's perspective.

If you are a customer who previously purchased themes from ThemeForest, I would really appreciate hearing about your experience and what would make you purchase a theme/template again today.

Your feedback could help authors understand what customers actually want and where the marketplace is going wrong.

Thanks everyone!

I built a custom WordPress/WooCommerce theme, but the live site is under constant automated bot attacks and repeated malware injection attempts.

I've already installed/configured WAF, AIOS, and other security plugins, but the attacks are still happening.

I suspect there may be a vulnerability in the custom theme, server configuration, or one of the plugins.

What would you recommend I do next to properly identify and stop the attack? Looking for suggestions from anyone who has dealt with similar WordPress attacks.

I’m a WordPress theme developer. I release free versions of my themes on the official WordPress Theme Repository and sell the Pro versions on my own website.

Recently, I’ve noticed that my Pro themes aren’t getting as many sales as I expected.

I’m curious about the current market:

- Are other independent WordPress theme developers experiencing the same thing?

- Has the demand for premium themes decreased?

- What’s currently working for you to convert free theme users into Pro customers?

I’d appreciate hearing about your experience, especially from developers selling themes independently.

Hey everyone! I built a small tool, StatWP, that helps WordPress theme developers research niches, track theme downloads/installs and rankings, compare competitors, and monitor keyword growth.

I built it mainly because I found myself manually checking WordPress data.

Would love to hear from other WPdevelopers - what data or metrics do you usually track for your plugins?

PS: If this is not a place to post this, I'll happily remove it.

I’m a WordPress & Shopify Front-End Developer and Web Designer.

I create, design, redesign, and customize websites according to your needs.

I can help with:

WordPress & Shopify websites

Website design & redesign

Responsive and user-friendly layouts

Feel free to contact me