ClassicPress Directory

Extend your ClassicPress website with 102 plugins and 28 themes.

Featured Plugins

Check Plugin Status
azurecurve
Description This plugin allows you to check the status of plugins on your site: Are they in the WordPress Repository. Do they use a 3rd party update ...
VertyCal
tradesouthwest
Schedule based vertical table data application to post service calls or list events. Front side calendar is viewable by the public or private. Front side calendar is viewable by the public and the input functions restricted to a log in access only. Appointment Calendar layout vertically for mobile readability. Front-side form private. Front-side readable to public select-able.
Subscribe2 for ClassicPress
Matt Robinson
Subscribe2 provides a comprehensive subscription management and email notification system for WordPress blogs that sends email notificatio ...
Toggle Show/Hide
azurecurve
Description Toggle shortcode can be used to show/hide content. [toggle style=1]content[/toggle] to use toggle in basic format; parameters are read fro ...

Featured Themes

XSimply CP
iljester
XSimply is a versatile and light theme, available in different color schemes to allow a better and effective customization.
Jacqui
sunland
ClassicPress theme built on the Gridiculous Responsive Grid Boilerplate
Appealing
sunland
The name says it all. An appealing theme made for ClassicPress.
Prismatic
luthemes
Prismatic is an advanced theme tailored for ClassicPress, providing an exceptional platform to highlight your site's content.

About the ClassicPress Directory

ClassicPress maintains a directory of compatible plugins and themes. It is not a repository; we do not store any code. Instead, the directory contains listings of submitted plugin and themes to help you extend your ClassicPress.

As with ClassicPress itself, the software listed in the Directory comes without a warranty, though we review submissions as much as we can. If you have any comments or suggestions to make about any software listed in the directory, we suggest you either open an issue on the developer’s GitHub repository or start a thread on the ClassicPress community forums.