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Yes! I have a new theme! The Brian Gardener Revolution Theme worked well, but I did tire of its barebones basic look. I opted for something a little more stylish and colorful. This is the Arclite Theme, and I like it because of the clean fonts and nice colors. I think it’s very readable.
What do you think?
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Heads up for some excellent WordPress cms Themes: it’s WPRemix. It’s a beefy suite with everything you need to build a customized, classy WordPress-themed website. WPRemix handles more than just blogs– it’s adapted for page template editing, as well. It’s a very nice package!
I’m a fussy blogger– I don’t like those cookie-cutter themes that everyone else has. I tend to either purchase a unique theme, or get a package like WPRemix and customize it to the gills. If you’re looking for a unique or highly professional look to your online presence, you might want to see what WPRemix has to offer. There are some excellent tutorials on the site, too, including a good one on how to install WPRemix 2.3. With the WPRemix package comes the software to fully customize your site, an online support forum, theme admin options, pdf document help files, a grid-based layout system, and more. Very nice! Check out the website for loads more information, including a gallery with terrific examples of the various things you can do with this versatile software package.
Soon my days of looking for Blogger templates will be over. But I do still have a few small blogs over there. I’m content with those templates. Since moving several blogs and websites onto WordPress and using the Bluehost hosting service (of which I highly recommend), I’ve been scouring the Internet for applicable themes. These days, having a classy WordPress theme is as valuable as owning Branson real estate! A smooth, readable blog in crucial if you want people to read your blog. Here’s a great batch of WordPress themes I’ve found.
These themes have special .php files for those 125×125 widgets that is all the rage on blogs right now. (Scroll down, you’ll see that I have some). They are very convenient.
Also very popular are the “magazine” style themes. These require a little more knowledge with coding and WordPress. They are not easily manageable if you are a “point and click” blogger. But the styles are beautiful.
And, if you are wanting to build your very own WordPress theme, I’ve found a terrific tutorial here. This is a several part series and is well done.
If you discover any other themes out there, please leave a comment. I am always looking for more to add to my list of themes.
