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Thesis WordPress Theme

Ezwebdesigner — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:43:11 +0000

Thesis Theme for WordPress: Options Galore and a Helpful Support Coummunity.

Free WordPress themes are bountiful but many free themes have strings attached and/or largely unsupported by the developer. Some require a link back to the developer, others hide spyware in the code and some break after WordPress implements a major upgrade.

In the long run you might be better off using a premium theme like Thesis. It costs just $77 for one site or $164 for unlimited usage. Thesis is very popular due to it’s continued support and the ability to customize your site without being a WordPress guru.

Plus Thesis is very SEO friendly.

I plan on switching my WordPress driven sites over to Thesis soon. So many sites and so much yet to do.

Looking to Enhance Your Blog Posts? Use Famous Quotes.

Ezwebdesigner — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:48:06 +0000

I recently came across, QuotationsBook.com, and thought, “Hey, some of these quotes would look great on my blog posts.”

I thought this quote was fitting for today’s economy:

“Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.”
Jefferson, Thomas

Happy Blogging!

Keep up on WordPress Plugins, Themes and News

Ezwebdesigner — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:32:53 +0000

If you’re using wordpress for your blog or as a CMS for your website then you should visit Weblog Tools Collection Daily. Every day the gang at Weblog Tools blog about the latest plugins, themes and other news about Worpdress.

ThemePress – Your Design to WordPress Theme in a Few Clicks

Ezwebdesigner — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:34:12 +0000

Themepress is a cool tool for web designers that want to use WordPress to power their site or blog. Simply design your site in the editor of your choice (or hand code) then use Themepress to do the rest. It only costs $10 and themes are widget ready.

I was on a WordPress kick last year and used Themepress to create all my templates. Dreamweaver is my editor of choice and I usually use the CSS templates. Then I create my logo and other images used in the design. Go to Themepress.com and follow the instructions. It’s that easy! Basically you paste your code and upload your images. Tweak some WordPress settings and themepress creates a zip file of all the files needed to power your theme.

A Must Have Resource for WordPress Users

Ezwebdesigner — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:17:32 +0000

If you use WordPress then you should try to visit Weblog Tools Collection every couple of days. The site owner posts daily updates linking to the latest plugins, issues and templates available for WordPress.