Many WordPress templates are nowadays focused on one particular niche market. These essentially make them devices that can be latched on to the Blogging Empire of a particular blogger, who may have one blog that is focused on fitness, one on flower arranging, and so on. This is best encapsulated by the WordPress Theme Green Grass, which is quite possibly the most Nature blog friendly template you could find.

The template has a great and simple header, with a very nicely drawn image of a grass clump right on the left hand side of the header. This sets the scene for the rest of the WordPress template, which has a nice green feel to it colour wise, and is obviously aimed at bloggers who want to produce content that has a nature or ecological or even environmental slant.

This is a two column theme, and as such has a sidebar that is very easy to use, as long as you enable widgets in your WordPress admin pages. Widgets will enable you to customise the screen that your readers’ access when they come to your blog, offering functionality that offers more than just words on a page. A great template.

If you are looking for a WordPress Theme that is a little different from the norm, look no further than Reach Out. This theme has a tree on it, graphically speaking, that becomes greener as it reaches the very top of the header. However, the theme has an overall feel of darkness, like it could be best suited to perhaps a horror fan site, or even a site dedicated to the more obscure and interesting religions.

The two column WordPress template has a sidebar located on the right hand side. This sidebar accommodates all of the widget functionality that you would expect form a truly professional blog template. This means that you can take this theme on for your bog, and customise it so that it meets the needs of your blogging platform, as well as the readers you attract to your blog. A blog without widgets misses out on some very attractive and sticky features, so it is well worth making sure that you maximise them when you get them. Go to your admin page on your blog and activate your widgets from there.

This is a theme that is atmospheric. Probably best suited, overall, to a horror blog.

Another minimalist WordPress Theme comes in the shape of Grassy Sunset. This particular template is probably best suited to the kind of blog that focuses on relaxation or a calming feel. It is for this reason that the colours are fairly muted, with some orange and yellow included to give that feeling of sitting in front of a sunset.

The two column theme has a sidebar on the right hand side, one which has functionality when it comes to widgets. Having widgets makes a blog more attractive to read as well as stickier, so that people hang around longer and access more of the content that the blogger has worked hard to produce.

The text is in white, which fits rather well in to the aforementioned colour scheme. The whole set-up looks tranquil and beautiful. A gardening enthusiast will find this WordPress template particularly appealing for their needs.

With muted colours and a simple, clean input area, Grassy Sunset shows that a little thought and application can produce a very effective and targeted WordPress Theme. There are no problems with this template, which easily conveys the slow, lazy feel of an afternoon by the river. Much recommended for all bloggers.

Sometimes a WordPress Theme comes along that is so ridiculously striking that it is guaranteed to get everyone’s attention. Modern Poison is such a template, coming as it does with a host of graphical touches that really lift it head and shoulders above other templates in the genre.

It is hard to say which kind of blog this WordPress template would be best suited to. Perhaps its bright colours and heavily stylised RSS icon meet the needs of a blogger who writes about fashion. Or maybe the whole thing is best suited to a blogger who likes writing about astronomy.

In any case, it gets your attention. The RSS icon itself is definitely something you should at least take a look at.

The sidebar is on the left hand side, which is a little unusual normally, but seems perfectly at home in this template. This sidebar is totally widget compliant. Widgets are used by bloggers to add functionality to what they do. From installing a calendar to updating Twitter Tweets, widgets can pretty much make your blog as user-friendly and accessible as one would want.

This is an unusual theme, but one that grabs your attention, and doesn’t let go.

Sometimes WordPress Theme designers work particularly hard to integrate an advertising interface in their themes. This means that bloggers who want to monetise their blog (make money off it) can do so by including advertising without too much fuss. Sometimes some WordPress themes prove difficult to manage when it comes to including advertising. Advertising units are difficult to fit into some templates, and having a template that is advertising unit friendly makes the job a whole lot easier.

One such WordPress template is Orange and Black. This WordPress theme will not be to everyone’s taste due to its dark look, but it is however very attractive due to the fact that adding advertising capability could not be easier.

In fact, the vast majority of plugins that bloggers like to use are already included in this template. This means that the blog is actually optimised for advertising and publishing, with little modifications needed on the part of the blogger.

It is a two column template, with the sidebar on the left hand side. Widgets are possible on this template. The main selling point for this template is the fact that it is totally friendly when it comes to including advertising units.

The iPhone has become one of the most iconic devices that the modern world of communications technology has produced. Either you have one or you don’t. But the fact is that you will definitely have heard of it.

Now there is a WordPress theme that has close stylistic links to the iPhone. Basically it is a simple, uncluttered design, perfect for anyone who has a blog that is content-reliant. If you have a lot to say and want it focused on, rather than ignored due to screen clutter, IPhonized is for you.

Your page links can be found, handily, in the main header. The sidebar is highly widget-friendly. This keeps the whole thing nice and simple, as well as practical. One thing that leaps out at you as soon as you encounter the theme is the rather distinctive RSS icon in the top right spot. This is sleeker, and more attractive than the standard icon. It is actually a selling point for the theme.

The main colour for the theme is grey, with black and grey occurring throughout the pages. The whole thing was designed by Ricardo De Sousa.