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wow talk about deja vu! I was hunting grid themes just yesterday!
For freebie themes I found 3 so far that fit a tgp look — CodiumGrid and there’s a free non-responsive version of GridPortfolio and Gridiculous is also free.
just found this UltraGrid Theme – it’s free.
And here is a page of results for tgp theme for wordpress, just google: tgp wp themes.
Thanks for these. That’s a good selection. Thanks for doing all that hunting, appreciate it.
BTW, I don’t mind buying themes.
I’m always nervous about getting free themes that are not part of the WordPress theme repository. I guess I’m paranoid that some type of malicious code is included. I mean, I realize that some people enjoy making WP themes and giving them away, but why not upload them to the repository where people can comment and review them? Maybe I’m just sensitive because I’ve been hacked and also a victim of identity theft.
Just download and install these plugins on your adult site:
Theme Authenticity Checker – activate and go to Appearances and click the tac link and it will scan all themes that you have in your themes folder and tell you what, if any, suspicious code it found and where.
Wordfence Once you install and activate this go to Wordfence on your sidebar menu, and open the Options link at the bottom of the list. On that page about 3/4 of the way down you have an option to have Wordfence check both the themes and plugins against the current online versions, just check mark them. It will notify you if it has any changes. A change doesn’t mean it’s bad, it might just be an edit to the version at the WordPress.org repository, or you maybe edited a sidebar, css or header file on your theme. Just log into your site, and go to Wordfence/scan page and look at what it’s saying before you panic
@harrycj,
You are welcome, and I am glad that you are finding the links useful.
