Author: Ed
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Theme Tip 18 – Mobile WordPress themes
Another chance to gaze into our crystal ball to predict one of the most game changers for 2011 – Mobile WordPress themes.
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Theme Tip 17 – Start using HTML5 and CSS in your themes
We’re looking forward to 2011 and the emergence of HTML5 and CSS3 as the backbone of modern WordPress themes.
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Theme Tip 16 – Testing WordPress Themes
Testing, Testing, Testing – We touch on that most important of topics – the WordPress Theme review guidelines.
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Theme Tip 15 – It’s all about the sidebars
Today we take a look at how we should be improving one of the most over looked areas of WordPress theme development – the humble sidebar.
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Theme Tip 14 – Using WordPress for Wireframing
Day 14 brings us that bit nearer to Christmas and an early gift in the form of using WordPress for wireframing.
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Theme Tip 13 – Common pitfalls with theme design to avoid
A short and sweet mini rant today about the pitfalls to avoid when designing your first WordPress themes.
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Theme Tip 12 – Featured Homepage Content Made Simple and Cool
We reach the halfway mark in our 24 Theme Tips for December with a short but really sweet way to add featured content areas to your homepage.
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Theme Tip 11 – Must read Genesis Framework Tutorials
Today we give you are comprehensive list of must read tutorials on the Genesis Theme Framework.
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Theme Tip 10 – Theme Frameworks – worth the hassle?
WordPress Theme Frameworks are everywhere at the moment. WPCandy produced an exhaustive comparison list of theme frameworks recently and Dan Cole also published a detailed framework comparison some time ago. I’ll be straight with you. For a long time WordPress theme frameworks and me didn’t get along. While the concept of child themes made sense,…
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Theme Tip 9 – Be careful where you get your themes from
Just a short theme tip today focusing on the importance of only using WordPress themes from a trusted source.