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 … Read more
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 … Read more
Have you ever had the idea that things in live are no longer evolving? We are not yet in a constant state of a revolution, but more and more stuff around us is definitely snowballing. Last Monday, I wrote the post Comparing Plans & Pricings of WordPress Theme Frameworks, where I compare eleven theme frameworks … Read more
Last April, I wrote a post titled Taking Stock on WordPress Theme Frameworks. In the meantime I have become quite comfortable working with the Genesis Framework from StudioPress. A couple of my sites is already running on this framework. In addition, I would like to use a framework that makes it very easy for me … Read more
The [thirstylink linkid=1892 linktext=”Ultimatum Theme” linkclass=””] by Wonderfoundry is a WordPress Theme Framework. Creating a responsive design with the Ultimatum Theme is simply a matter of drag-and-drop – or in other words; no coding required. A theme with a responsive design will adapt the presentation of the web page to the screen of the device … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
This site – wilwebs.com – runs on the Genesis Framework from StudioPress. As a StudioPress Pro Plus member, I have access to all Genesis child themes. That is all current and future child themes by StudioPress – 46 to date. Community themes and other third party child themes for the Genesis Framework are excluded from … Read more
Last week I have published The Best and Safest Places for Free and Premium WordPress Themes. Initially, it was my intention to include a paragraph “WordPress, Themes and the GPL”. However, since the post had become a bit lengthy already without the text on GPL, I had decided to slash it. The very same week, … Read more