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Wordsteel is a premium WordPress theme with plenty of bells and whistles and a sleek metallic look.
The Wordsteel homepage comes with a slick built-in featured article slider based on the jQuery framework, making it easy to keep your best content up front and center.
Wordsteel also features:
- Automatic image resizing, so you don’t have to worry about producing multiple versions of the same image.
- Widgetized sidebar and footer areas.
- Built-in widgets for Flickr images, videos, popular posts, and more.
- Ad widgets for easy advertising integration.
Cost:
Wordsteel costs $US25 for a single-use licence from ThemeForest.
Demo and download:
Visit ThemeForest to view the theme demo and download the theme.
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October 20th, 2009 | Themes | Comments Off
Charade is a professional-looking, Web 2.0 style weblog theme with a blue-and-white colour scheme, clear typography and a wide right-hand sidebar.
The theme also has built-in spaces for ads and features eye-catching icons for publicising your site and posts on social networking sites.
The sidebar is fully widget enabled, and features a quick configure Subscribe by Email option for Feedburner users.
Demo and download:
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July 3rd, 2008 | Themes | 3 Comment
Magazine News is an awesome, Web 2.0-ish magazine-styled theme highlighting lots of content and providing built-in ad spaces.
It’s a three-column, widget-ready, adsense-ready theme with valid code and a large footer.
Magazine News allows publishers to easily highlight one article at any time, simply by creating a category called ‘featured’ and putting the posts they want featured in there.
Cost
The Magazine News theme costs $US49 for a single licence or $US199 for a developer’s multiple site licence.
Demo and download:
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June 1st, 2008 | Themes | 2 Comment
Elixir from whalesalad is a dark, two-column Wordpress theme with a splash of bright colour (and I do mean bright) in the header area.
It comes in a choice of five colours: classic pink; cool blue; lime green; smooth purple; or bright orange.
The theme has a Web 2.0 feel without going over the top. It has clear typography and a well set-out navigation area in the left-hand column.
Demo and download:
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April 30th, 2008 | Themes | Comments Off
Rihanna is a three-column Wordpress theme with the central column devoted to the main content. It’s a white theme with sans serif typography and a modern Web 2.0 type of feel.
This template is lightweight, versatile and widget-ready, as well as having a built-in Flickr feed (you’ll have to edit header.php to turn that off).
More info and download:
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April 24th, 2008 | Themes | Comments Off
The Live Wire series of Wordpress templates offers a choice of three similar but distinct styles, all of which create a stylish magazine/news website.
The themes have a wide range of customisation. For instance, the publisher can choose between a three-column or four-column homepage. It’s also easy to choose whether to show a highlighted video box, and you have control over what advertising panels to display.
As mentioned, Lime Wire comes in three different flavours. In addition, each of those comes in four different colour combinations, providing a wide array of choice. They are:
Live Wire 2.0: Live Wire 2.0 has drunk the Web 2.0 Kool-Aid. Therefore, we’re talking clean sans-serif typefaces, subtle gradients and bursts of bright colours.
Live Wire Edition: The Live Wire Edition option has more of a newspaper look, and quite a traditional feel. Here, we’re talking serif typefaces, minimal colour and lots of open space.
Live Wire Style: The Live Wire Style theme is quite similar to Live Wire Edition but with a few subtle differences in terms of colour and typeface.
Features:
- Automatic image resizer, so long as PHP GD Library is installed
- Custom page templates for archives, sitemap and image gallery
- Built-in support for Gravatars and authors and comments
- Author profiles and archives
- Featured news section is built in
- Optional video panel (for use with Flash videos)
- Stylish dropdown navigation menus
- Tabbed box in the sidebar for highlighting popular and recent content
- Widget-ready, of course
- Integrated banner ad management, with an easy option to switch this on or off
- Integrated Flickr and Feedburner
Cost
Each Live Wire series theme costs $US70 for a single licence or $US150 for a developer’s licence. Alternatively, join the WooThemes club for $150 per quarter.
Demo and download:
Demo of Live Wire 2.0
Demo of Live Wire Edition
Demo of Live Wire Style
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April 17th, 2008 | Themes | Comments Off
The Minyx 2.0 Lite theme has contemporary stylings and a gorgeous implementation of horizontal page navigation and a wide sidebar that could easily accommodate some advertising if that’s what you’re looking for.
The free Lite version of this theme doesn’t support Widgets or other extras, but there is a pro version for sale ($60) that rolls in Widget, Flickr, del.icio.us and Adsense integration, as well as a control panel for playing with the theme.
Pros:
- Very modern, stylish Wordpress theme
Cons:
- At first glance at the author’s site, the theme will look like it’s all in Spanish. But the good news is there’s really very little work to make the theme work in English.
- The free version lacks support for Widgets etc. which is a shame.
Demo and download:
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October 20th, 2007 | Themes | 1 Comment
The Salmon Wordpress theme by Justin Shattock has pro written all over it, from the blue-and-pink colour scheme to the Web 2.0-ish layout.
All the small details are covered and it’s a very attractive theme.
Pros:
- Professional look with rounded corners and a Web 2.0 feel
- Unique colour palette makes the design sing
Cons:
- You’ll need to do some tweaking by hand, as Justin says himself, to get your own content in instead of Justin’s. This means editing the sidebar.php and header.php files.
Download:
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October 20th, 2007 | Themes | 2 Comment
