Themes

Chris Coyier published a great technique on the Digging Into WordPress site that explains how to create editable regions instead … Continue reading Easy Editable Text Regions →

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been trying to work with Adii to have him appear on an episode of … Continue reading Interview With Adii Of WooThemes →

Earlier this morning, Brad Potter and I were engaged in a conversation revolving around the aspect that magazine/news type themes … Continue reading Magazine/News Themes The New Black? →

Nathan Rice who I first came into contact with through iThemes and at WordCamp Dallas 2008 has moved on to … Continue reading Nathan Rice Now Part Of Modthemes.com →

The other night, I participated in a conversation with a few other people on Twitter regarding iThemes. There was some … Continue reading iThemes Responds To Speculation – All Is Well →

Are you having difficult styling category template files? According to Scribu, things are about to get much easier with WordPress … Continue reading Category Templates To Become Easier To Style →

Over the past two years, I think I’ve spent a few hundred dollars purchasing WordPress themes for various reasons. The … Continue reading 7 Tips For Customers And Theme Authors →

The Carrington framework by Alex King and Crowd Favorite has published an extensive question and answer post on their development … Continue reading What Exactly Is The Carrington Framework? →

Adii of WooThemes mentioned a site I never heard of yesterday on Twitter called ThemeWars. The idea behind the site … Continue reading Themes At War →

Nathan Rice has been working on his own framework for a few months now to help give iThemes a solid … Continue reading Prodigy Framework Needs Beta Testers →

Justin Tadlock has released a new child theme for the Hybrid Framework called Critical. This theme encompasses the use of … Continue reading A Theme I Can Be Critical About →