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Category Archives: Themes
WordPress Theme Frameworks: Who need ‘em!
The buzz word in WordPress circles these days is “framework”. What the hell does that mean? Isn’t WordPress a framework? The official definition offered in the WordPress Codex is “a theme that is designed to be a flexible foundation that … Continue reading
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Endorsement: Carrington CMS Framework
When I first encountered the Carrington Theme CMS Framework for WordPress I was underwhelmed. First, I didn’t get it. Why would I want to learn a new set of concepts and functions to help me customize WordPress? It is the … Continue reading
Posted in Themes
Tagged Carrington Framework, Endorsements, Themes, Wordpress, Wordpress CMS, Wordpress Themes
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Will your project follow the “Hype Cycle?”
TechCrunch published this really interesting graph yesterday that comes from Gartner. The graph details the life of a new technology. The initial excitement and buzz, the inevitable disappointment, then the slow build. Does a similar cycle apply to new web … Continue reading
Theme Update: OnStage Theme for Actors v1.1.0
So, my OnStage theme has only been out for a couple weeks and already I’m releasing a new version. What gives? Well it occurred to me that a few tweeks were needed. For one, the blog had no side bar … Continue reading
OnStage Theme for Actors
So I am finally ready to release “On Stage,” a theme designed specifically for actors. Aesthetically, I wanted a very simple, yet elegant design that would allow the actor’s headshots to take the focus. I owe Brian Gardner some credit … Continue reading
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Coming soon: “OnStage” a Worpress Theme for Actors
So I’ve been busy all day working on my first ever WordPress Theme. At least the first one I’ve essentially designed from scratch. I’m calling it “OnStage” and it is specifically designed for use by actors. It isn’t ready for … Continue reading
