WordPressThemes.com is now offering Premium themes

If you’ve been looking for just the right theme for your blog with no success, it might be time to consider a premium theme. We are now offering premium themes at very affordable prices. These are extra high-quality designs, and are set up to enable you to use WordPress as a total content management system. Many of the themes are designed to meet the needs of niche bloggers, and can instantly give your site a professional look that will make... Read the Entire Post →

October 9, 2007 | Filed Under Blog

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Making WordPress Themes Widget-Ready

Have you ever heard of the saying “The customer is always right?” In the line of web design and creating custom themes, I have really learned that this is the case. It’s pretty obvious that satisfying the customer is the bottom line, as it should be, and I try nothing short of aiming to please my clients. But what about non-paying clients? As much as I pride myself for being a tech geek, an internet guy and a web-whatever, there have... Read the Entire Post →

July 25, 2007 | Filed Under Blog

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Speedlinking: 6/6/07

I don’t care if it is selfish, some of these links are to stories that I’ve written. Get over it Is your theme really widget ready if you haven’t pre-syled for widgets? Using Custom Fields for different reasons Using Your Blogroll to Manage Text Ads - who needs WP Text Ads? An Introduction to query_posts, a WP designer’s best friend Using WordPress Page Templates Integrate a Plugin with your WordPress Theme Cory redesigned... Read the Entire Post →

June 6, 2007 | Filed Under Blog

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My WordPress Theme Design Process

Everybody probably has a different process that they go through to get their theme working properly. Here’s mine. I normally start with graphing paper. I can’t draw straight lines to save my life, and even the graphing paper can’t make it perfect, but at least it keeps track of spacing I normally draw the layout (no colors) and label my divs. Once the layout is drawn, and my divs are named and listed (with a description), I open... Read the Entire Post →

May 24, 2007 | Filed Under Blog

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WordPress Database Backup

Something I’m horribly neglectful of … backing up my WordPress Database. It’s probably one of the simplest things in the world to do, yet all too often it goes undone because evidently I have way too much faith in my web host But I definitely should be doing it weekly, if not more, and it’s always nice to get a little reminder from one of the feeds I keep track of. Thanks MinTheGap for reminding us! If you would like a good... Read the Entire Post →

May 23, 2007 | Filed Under Blog

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