Ever seen a theme that you like and want to test it all filled out with content? That can take some time to create. This is why WordPress.org offers a sample content file for you to use when trying on and testing themes. If you’re using WordPress 3.0, you’ll need to install the WordPress Importer [...]
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During the past few months many changes have come to the Theme Review process and scope for submissions to the WordPress Theme Directory. These guidelines are set in order to ensure newly submitted themes support current WordPress features and functionality. So whether you’re submitting a theme or looking to use one from this directory, you’ll [...]
Post thumbnails were introduced in WordPress 2.9, but your users may be running an older version of WordPress. If you’re using post thumbnails in your theme, make sure to check if WordPress has support for them by adding something like this to your theme: if (function_exists(‘add_theme_support’)) { add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’); set_post_thumbnail_size(588, 250, true); add_image_size(‘loopThumb’, 588, 125, true); [...]
by James
Are you… or do you know… a damn good WP theme designer and developer? Do you fancy working with the Incsub team – on WPMU DEV, Edublogs, Blogs.mu, WP Plugins, client and future projects? And are you a fan of working when you want to work, where you want to work and how you want [...]
by James
What makes a good WPMU theme? Well, in my book, it’s all about simplicity… users need to be able top configure as many aspects of the theme as possible – without the need for a single code edit or extra plugin. And of course they need to be safe – so any theme that allows [...]
