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Sol

Sol is a fixed-width, two column Thematic child theme with a focus on attractive and clear typography. It is fully widgetised and plugin ready

FabricPress

Two column, widget ready theme available in three color schemes

Just Grey

3-column flexible-width theme in gray and blue. Featuring an Author Info page and gravatars along with Custom Archives, Sitemap and Full-Width No Sidebars page templates. There is an options page for setting the text in the Info Text Box.

Are you a theme author? Submit your theme to get listed in these releases.

Pure Magazine

Pure Magazine Wordpress theme is, as its name suggests, theme with pure, minimalistic and usable layout, structured to focus readers attention on content and ads, rather than designer graphics. It is built for large news sites that want to highlight important content and retain readers after their first visit.

Pesta Blogger

Two column, widgetized theme with ability to resize images on the fly, designed with the 960.gs CSS framework.

Simple Magazine

A simple and lightweight magazine styled theme. Supporting two sidebars, widgets and nested comments. There is a two column version available as well.

Featuring

Two column theme, with Jquery navigation…

Hot News Today

Three columns, widget ready theme ready for WordPress 2.8. Also check out Ads Minded.

Khaki

It’s a 3 Column Split, widget-ready theme in dark-hues of green and khaki. Fixed width featuring Custom Archives, Sitemap and Full-Width No Sidebars page templates. There is an options page for setting the text in the Info Text Box.

Shine

A clean dark three column theme, built with customization in mind. SEO friendly and semantically built using the Carrington Framework.

Broken Heart Crane

Two columns, fluid width, widget ready theme with nested comments

Are you a WordPress theme author? Submit your theme to get listed in these release posts.

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For the next version of BuddyPress there has been a fair amount of re-factoring work done. We’ve listened to your feedback from version 1.0 and made a number of internal changes that are going to make your lives as plugin developers and theme designers easier.

One of the biggest changes in BuddyPress 1.1 will be the way themes are built.

In version 1.0 BuddyPress required two themes to function. The first theme was a “WordPress home” theme that handled the blog and front page of your site. It was essentially a standard WordPress theme. The second was a “BuddyPress member” theme that…

Empty Canvas

Empty Canvas is a two column, minimalist widget ready theme

Red XHTML

Two column, widget ready, red, white and grey theme

Simple Magazine

A simple and lightweight magazine styled theme. Two column, fixed width with support for widgets and nested comments.

Scuola Mondo’s SEO Wordpress Theme

A minimalist, one-column, fluent and widgetized SEO Wordpress theme with sidebar at the bottom of the page. The colours can be modified and an Avatar functionality is already built-in template.

Swift

Two column WordPress theme designed for high speed loading with four widgetized sections available in eight color schemes.

Are you a theme author? Submit your theme…

In my last few announcements I’ve reported the team’s progress on the last few remaining tasks, particularly porting templates to the new CSS-based markup and some additional enhancements and debugging in the new CMS.

I’m happy to report that, barring any surprises, we’re still on track to start alpha testing the Forums product next week. All of its templates have had their rough conversion done, and more than 95% have been integrated. After the last few templates are integrated, we’ll do a quick round of regression testing and fix whatever showstopper-level bugs we find, then alpha testing can begin.

A few…

vBulletin.com Announcement: vBulletin 4.0 Development and Alpha Testing Update
Author: Ray Morgan
Published: 14th August 2009 10:25 PM

In my last few announcements I’ve reported the team’s progress on the last few remaining tasks, particularly porting templates to the new CSS-based markup and some additional enhancements and debugging in the new CMS.

I’m happy to report that, barring any surprises, we’re still on track to start alpha testing the Forums product next week. All of its templates have had their rough conversion done, and more than 95% have been integrated. After the last few templates are integrated, we’ll do a quick round of…

vBulletin.com Announcement: vBulletin 4.0 Development and Alpha Testing Update
Author: Ray Morgan
Published: 14th August 2009 10:25 PM

In my last few announcements I’ve reported the team’s progress on the last few remaining tasks, particularly porting templates to the new CSS-based markup and some additional enhancements and debugging in the new CMS.

I’m happy to report that, barring any surprises, we’re still on track to start alpha testing the Forums product next week. All of its templates have had their rough conversion done, and more than 95% have been integrated. After the last few templates are integrated, we’ll do a quick round of…

In my last few announcements I’ve reported the team’s progress on the last few remaining tasks, particularly porting templates to the new CSS-based markup and some additional enhancements and debugging in the new CMS.

I’m happy to report that, barring any surprises, we’re still on track to start alpha testing the Forums product next week. All of its templates have had their rough conversion done, and more than 95% have been integrated. After the last few templates are integrated, we’ll do a quick round of regression testing and fix whatever showstopper-level bugs we find, then alpha testing can begin.

A few…

Community Content System 1.0.0 Released

Many clients have expressed interest in tools that would allow them to extend IP.Board’s traditional forum community functionality by providing methods of creating new pages within the IP.Board framework. Uses for such a system span from a simple custom portal all the way through to a complete website built utilizing IP.Board’s powerful backend codebase. When your community and site systems are truly integrated, single sign on and a matching website/forum theme become much easier.

Page Templates
If you are creating many pages for your website you will find that they generally follow a similar structure each time.…

New Plugins

Random Posts from Category

This widget will list random posts from a chosen category. You can choose how many posts to display, and whether to show the excerpt or the full content in addition to the post title. You may also link the widget title to the category archive if you like.

Dashboard Notepad

The very simplest of notepads for your Dashboard. The widget settings allow you to choose which roles can edit the notes, and which roles can merely read them.

Related Tweets

Using your blog as the seed, find quality content from the Blog Traffic Exchange and tweet it automatically. Provide…

WordPress themes are enhance the look and feel of the blog and kudos to all those theme developers who spend time to dish out those wonderful themes.

However not all Photoshop designers are developers and they eventually require help to convert a PSD file to an actual WordPress theme.

Divine PSD to WordPress Themes is a excellent plugin for Photoshop users that will help you convert your PSD file to a theme without any development efforts.

So what are you waiting for? Now it is more than easy to release your themes to the world, and don’t forget to add you themes to…

In my July 17 announcement, I estimated that we were about four to five weeks out from the start of alpha testing, and I’m happy to report that development is still tracking to that estimate.

As of today, nearly all of the templates for Forums have been ported to the new markup, and we’ve passed the 75% milestone for integrating them into the application. If development continues to go as well as it has been (and barring any surprises!), we should be able to begin alpha testing Forums starting the week of August 17th. Beta testing for the Forums will follow shortly after,…

vBulletin.com Announcement: Alpha testers get ready!
Author: Ray Morgan
Published: 5th August 2009 11:21 PM

In my July 17 announcement, I estimated that we were about four to five weeks out from the start of alpha testing, and I’m happy to report that development is still tracking to that estimate.

As of today, nearly all of the templates for Forums have been ported to the new markup, and we’ve passed the 75% milestone for integrating them into the application. If development continues to go as well as it has been (and barring any surprises!), we should be able to begin alpha testing Forums starting…

In my July 17 announcement, I estimated that we were about four to five weeks out from the start of alpha testing, and I’m happy to report that development is still tracking to that estimate.

As of today, nearly all of the templates for Forums have been ported to the new markup, and we’ve passed the 75% milestone for integrating them into the application. If development continues to go as well as it has been (and barring any surprises!), we should be able to begin alpha testing Forums starting the week of August 17th. Beta testing for the Forums will follow shortly after,…