determine theme used

  • Hey guys, i’m fairly new to WP, been using Rapidweaver for a while and thinkin about swapping over. There is a website i’m pretty sure used WP, is there any way to know what theme was used just by looking at the websites source code maybe? The website is https://www.willwilcox.com/wp/ , i used to know the guy who designed the site but cannot get in touch with him. Just want to make one similar w/o all the golf stuff.

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  • If you do a View Source on the homepage, you see that the stylesheet being used is
    https://www.willwilcox.com/wp/wp-content/themes/pixeled/style.css
    That tells you a theme called pixeled is being used

    first sign: the /wp/ in the site url;
    second sign: a style.css among the style sheets;

    sure sign: you look into style.css of the website;
    and see this info there:

    Theme Name: Pixel
    Theme URI: https://samk.ca/freebies/
    Description: Dark WP theme with 2-3 column layout, dropdown categories menu, multiple widget-ready placement and feedburner email form integrated, easy to customize. Enjoy!
    Author: Sam
    Author URI: https://samk.ca/
    Version: 2.0.1
    Tags: black, blue, three-columns, two-columns, threaded-comments, fixed-width, theme-options, right-sidebar, sticky-post
    .
    Released under the GPL.

    Thread Starter jwillua

    (@jwillua)

    Thanks, how would i go about editing things such as the header image. Would i need to download and edit the source file itself, like index.php from my ftp site? I’m sorry, if i can get started i can get moving but i’m still working on getting started. I found the theme but can find where to edit things such as background images and header images. Thanks for the response.

    Thread Starter jwillua

    (@jwillua)

    Sorry guys, i’m struggling, i downloaded my index.php and open in text editor and it doesn’t look like my page source code, what am i missing? What file am i looking for? Please don’t hate me ha ??

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