WordPress Theme Releases For 4/22
Keith Dsouza 
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One Column Themes
A one column theme based on the Hemingway theme. This theme also sports a extended sidebar in the footer area to display additional content.
Two Column Themes
Libertine is a minimalistic theme specifically made for WordPress 2.5. It contains support for Gravtar, new image classes and more.
WP Bats is a two column, fixed-width, widget ready theme. The theme comes build in with page links navigation.
Grayplicity is a two column widget ready theme. The theme comes with a CSS file that is compressed and used by the site so if you try editing the style.css and nothing changes please make changes in the header to use style.css.
Codescheme Blue is a fixed-width, 2 column widget ready theme. The pages have a horizontal tab menu, using the CSS ’sliding-doors’ method and are generated automatically.
Three Column Themes
Thoughtlog is a 3 column theme that features a Springtime header. The theme is widget ready and contains two headers one with text and one without it.
(7 votes, average: 3.57 out of 5)
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[Reply] Myo Kyaw Htun (8 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 1:52 amGreat themes… keep up the good work.
[Reply] Edgar Pina (1 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 5:15 amI know this is probably not the place to ask a question. But I am so curious. “Can someone who knows zero about php learn to work with WP & plugins, & themes without having to go to college?” Has anyone been successful trying? I have ideas but no way to implement them.
[Reply] Guy Vestal (2 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 6:55 am[...] Oficial: Scribble Scratch vía: Weblogs Tool Collection Etiquetas: diseño, gratis, sitio, tema, temas, weblogs, [...]
Thoughtlog un tema para WordPress - Carrero Bitácora de los Hermanos Carrero, David Carrero Fernández-Baillo y Jaime Carrero Fernández-Baillo. — 04/23/2008 @ 7:38 amCranky and Codescheme are my two favs in this bunch. Thoughtlog is pretty decent too - though only so so. I like how it feels like it could be really easy to customize and play with.
[Reply] Tadd (75 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 8:28 ami was lured to wordpress under the impression i was going to be enjoying making a ufo site to post, i gave wordpress.com all the information they ask for, now i can’t log in. i’m humiliated and frustrated. I have wasted an entire morning. Gees i’m pissed, i got to go vent
[Reply] Doc — 04/23/2008 @ 10:37 am@ Doc… Have you considered getting your own TLD? WP is really a super easy install, and it fly’s like an eagle! I know little to no code, but WP makes it quite easy to maintain, and do some things with for the beginner.
[Reply] Pastor Guy Vestal (1 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 10:41 amI really like the first two, Cranky Hemingway and Libertine. Thanks for these.
[Reply] Sam Jones (2 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 7:23 pmCodeScheme wins my vote for being the best looking theme in this roundup. Can’t wait to see a group of free themes that blow us out of our seats.
[Reply] Jeff Chandler (209 comments.) — 04/23/2008 @ 11:23 pmCan you tell me plugin name used display message “Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:”?
TIA
[Reply] GSJ — 04/24/2008 @ 6:42 amGSJ: http://weblogtoolscollection.c.....from-here/
[Reply] Mark Ghosh (235 comments.) — 04/24/2008 @ 5:39 pm@Guy I like to think that I’ve done ok without going to college to learn programming. Decide for yourself http://flyingkiwis.co.nz and http://yourwish.co.nz, both based on existing themes, but highly customized.
I find the best way to learn was to have a theme you like and edit it, see what happens when you change this or that. Good luck!
I really liked thoughtlog, I agree, it looks easily customizable and it’s a bit girlie lol I generally love Teresa’s themes.
[Reply] Dawn (1 comments.) — 04/24/2008 @ 7:54 pmThanks for sharing, i like the Codescheme Blue
[Reply] Throx (7 comments.) — 04/25/2008 @ 6:14 am