Need to find a wordpress theme
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Hi,
while browsing i found a wordpress website (http://www.zoompondy.com/). This website was really nice. Explored about the theme and unable to find the theme name. Even, I Tried WP theme detector. No solution. Please assist me in finding this theme.
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Normally the theme name would be listed in the main CSS file on the site, which in this case appears to be http://www.zoompondy.com/wp-content/themes/zpondy/style.css, but it seems to be missing (not sure how they got away with that one). Based on the amount of custom code in the style.css, I'd guess this is a custom theme rather than a child theme.
In case this helps, they used what appears to be almost the same theme on this related site http://www.zoomsydney.com/, but that one doesn't give us any more details about a possible parent theme.
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This is the company who designed the site for them - perhaps get in touch? But I also think it might be a custom build - perhaps on the back of another well known theme.
-Andy
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It looks like they're using a custom wordpress theme.
You may be able to find a similar one here: https://themeforest.net/category/wordpress/corporate/directory-listings
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