A user of the StudioPress Whitespace Pro theme told me that, generally, he was happy with the theme. What he found missing though, was a Read More link at the end of post excerpts. Is it possible to include a Read More link in post excerpts? Well, yes. Displaying Read More in post excerpts is […]
WordPress Theme
The main function of a WordPress theme is to present the content you created with WordPress.
StudioPress Altitude Pro
Altitude Pro by StudioPress is a responsive Genesis child theme with parallax effects. Because of the myriad of possibilities offered by the widget areas on the homepage, the theme is suitable for all kinds of personal and professional websites. This Genesis theme supports three WordPress menus. The Primary Navigation Menu is right aligned in the […]
StudioPress Magazine
Magazine Pro by StudioPress is a responsive Genesis child theme for online magazine and news sites, featuring a fully widgetized homepage and additional promotional space between posts and the comments area. The theme supports natively two WordPress 3 menus. The Primary Navigation Menu is a fixed at the top of the page, where it will […]
Add a Widgetized Footer to StudioPress (in)SPYR
Last year August, StudioPress released version 2.0 of its Genesis Framework embracing HTML5 and CSS3. Since then, StudioPress as well as other providers of child themes for the Genesis Framework have been updating their themes to take advantage of the HTML5/CSS3 innovations. One of the themes concerned is StudioPress (in)SPYR, still one of my favorites […]
Create Your Own Genesis Child Theme with the Dynamik Website Builder – without Coding!
The Dynamik Website Builder has just been promoted to my number #1 WordPress theme framework – right next to Genesis. Dynamik allows you to create custom page layouts and add custom styling to these layouts without the need to code. But of course, when you have read The Dynamik Website Builder for Genesis – A […]
How to Add a Subscription Pop-up to StudioPress Minimum 2.0
Yesterday, StudioPress released version 2.0 of its Minimum theme – a Genesis child theme, of course. As the version number implies, Minimum 2.0 has a predecessor: Minimum 1.0. StudioPress is currently updating a great deal of its child themes. The main goal of this operation is adding mobile responsive design to its themes. In some […]
How to Add a Widgetized Footer to the StudioPress (in)SPYR Child Theme
The customizations below are regarding the versions 1.1 and 1.2 of StudioPress (in)SPYR. An update covering version 1.5 and up is available here. Over at my Dutch blog wpZaken, I am using a slightly customized version of the StudioPress (in)SPYR theme – the Blue Base style to be exact. Yesterday, I wrote a post about […]
How to setup StudioPress (in)SPYR with Google Feedburner Subscriptions
The (in)SPYR Subscribe widget of the StudioPress (in)SPYR theme comes with instructions for the AWeber Subscription service. In this post I will show you how to set up the custom (in)SPYR Subscribe widget for use with Google Feedburner. Here at wilwebs.com, we are using a customized version of the StudioPress Streamline theme. For wpZaken.nl, the […]
Why Not Redistribute Premium WordPress Themes for Free?
Last night, a visitor named Mike left a comment to my post WordPress, Themes and the GPL: What am I missing? A site like Elegant Themes distributes their themes under GNU Public License. They charge a fee for doing it, which is obviously supported by the license. However, anybody who gets the themes has the […]
WordPress Theme Frameworks – Beyond The Theme
Let me begin with a confession. I am a theme freak. Yep! Since I have started working with WordPress, I have seen tons of themes. Apparently, I am also a control freak, because I prefer versatile themes that allow me to setup the theme – and therefore the website – my way. No matter how […]