Wordpress - Themes
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It’s a month of new beginnings over at our design and inspiration gallery Creattica . April has seen the site undergo a complete redesign with a whole new streamlined grid-style layout for its over 50 different categories. On top of that, Creattica now has better navigation, a new UI Elements section and a growing Freebies area of now over 700 items. All this and over 14,000 featured works from some 100,000 members.
Creattica Redesign: Free WordPress Themes | Wptuts+
HTML5 Responsive WordPress Framework: Reverie | Greepit
Reverie Framework is an extremely versatile HTML5 responsive WordPress framework based on ZURB’s Foundation framework, a powerful tool for building prototypes on any kind of devices. Reverie follows HTML5 Boilerplate standard and is hNews microformat ready. It is optimized for Search Engine while at the same time improve readability. This HTML5 responsive WordPress framework uses media query to adjust for all kinds of devices, including phones, tablets and computers. Reverie is also optimized for iPhone and iPad.
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30+ WordPress Themes powered by jQuery and Ajax
The look of this theme is more of a dirty, mountain looking. If you have blogs about mountaineering, dessert or anything with related to dusty travel this is the one for you. Auzora is a theme that really suits for designers, freelancers, photographers or anyone who has interests in arts and designs.
In this tutorial, I’ll teach you how to adapt a simple HTML blog layout into a WordPress theme. We’ll be using this static page as starting point. Grab the code from Github The Brilliante Layout project source code for this theme is available on Github, including the dummy content for posts, pages and such.
HTML & CSS Blog Layout – Theme Implementation for WordPress
With the release of wordpress 3.0, the platform has evolved in to an even better user friendly content management system. So if you still think of WordPress as only a blogging solution, think again. There are too many improvements with the latest release to mention all of them in article, but I will focus on the new exciting custom menu feature and themes that already support it. Anyone who has ever hacked his or her header.php or footer.php file to set up a special menu will appreciate this, as it allows them to determine what pages will go in any menu, using a simple interface. Disclosure: Please note that some of the links below are affiliate links and I will earn a commission if you purchase through those links (at no extra cost to you). I recommend that you do your own independent research before purchasing any product or service.
