A large proportion of WordPress themes have customization options, meaning you can make changes to the design and layout via the Customizer. Those themes are called theme frameworks. Another option is to use a plugin that lets you design your site using a user-friendly interface: those are called page builders.
How do I completely customize my WordPress site?
The easiest way to customize your WordPress theme is using the WordPress Customizer. You access this in one of two ways: When viewing your site (when you are logged in), click the Customize link in the admin bar at the top of the screen. In the admin screens, click on Appearance > Customize.
How can you modify theme?
To start customizing your WordPress theme, go to Appearance > Themes. On this page, locate the active theme (Twenty Nineteen in our case) and click on Customize next to its title. On the page that opens, you can modify your WordPress theme in real time.
Can I change my WordPress theme without losing content?
Depending on the features that come with your theme, you may be afraid that changing it would cause you to lose content or even delete everything on your site. Luckily, that's not the case. You won't lose all your site content if you switch themes.
How do I change my WordPress theme without losing data?
- Set up a staging copy of your website.
- Install your new theme and preview it.
- Activate your new theme.
- Resolve errors and replace missing elements.
- Push your staging website live.
Can I reinstall a WordPress theme without losing content?
Sometimes when the theme has issues such as corrupted or missing files, reinstalling it might resolves the issue. If you didn't edit any core theme file or add any custom files in the theme folder, it is safe to reinstall the theme without losing the theme settings and content.