If all about economics boils down to the problem of choice, choosing a wordpress themes is no different. There are thousands of themes out there – free as well as paid ones. And that is where the problem lies when you are choosing a new theme. The questions that you quite often encounter then are:
- how will this theme look when there is a lot of content.
- what changes I can make in the look and feel of the theme so that it suits my needs.
- how will this theme look with elements like bulleted lists, floating and featured images, blockquotes, several categories and tags, etc.
And then what you do is write a few sample posts with titles and bodies like ‘Trial Post” and “Testing a wordpress theme”, respectively. But I’m sure that won’t give you a fair idea of how the theme will look. Moreover, that is also not a good idea from search engines’ point of view. However, finally we have a solution for it. Download this WordPress sample content provided by WP Candy and see how your website/blog will look when it has a reasonable amount of content. This dummy WordPress data contains:
- Multiple posts with different elements in each of the posts,
- Blockquotes, lists – bulleted & numbered and floating images,
- Comments on a few of the posts,
- Parent, child, and grandchild categories as well as pages,
- Tags,
- Multiple months for the archives.
This sample ready-to-use WordPress content can also be used by WordPress themes and plugins developers.
Q. How to use this dummy WordPress content?
That’s quite simple. Download the above given . zip file and extract it. Head over to your WordPress administrator account and click Tools >>> Import. Click ‘Wordpress’ as your importer and import the extracted posts.xml file. Voila. You’re done!




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