We have three (yes three) amazing Thesis skins to announce for your viewing pleasure!
First up is Thesify Business, which was launched about a month ago and has been a big hit. It was built from the ground up to support the latest advancements in Thesis 1.8 and WordPress 3. With 2 jQuery post sliders and a robust custom options panel – you can be rockin a professional site with all the benefits of Thesis in no time. If you haven’t seen this one yet, you need to check it out, click here to learn more.
Just launched from the same author is Thesify Social – a clean, typographic Thesis Skin with 2 navigation bars and inbuilt support for MailChimp, Feedburner, Twitter subscribe forms and counters! This skin is perfect for bloggers and sites looking for a clean design and a focus on content. To learn more about this skin click here.
Finally we have Feedpop, the newest master piece from our very own Matt Hodder. Feedpop provides a new and exciting way to show off your Thesis site. The skin boasts a static widget-enabled sidebar on the left with a content-focused posts area on the right. Have all of your important links and information readily available on the sidebar while your users can easily sift through posts. This one is not to be missed, click here to learn more!
Check us out on Twitter for a very limited 25% off code that can be used for any of these skins – while you’re there make sure to follow us for the latest news and coupon codes!
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Ink Factory recently grabbed ThesisFolio to launch their informational site on printer cartridge recycling. Using a great Thesis skin they were able to launch quickly and on budget with minimal customizations. Here’s what they had to say about the process:
InkFactory.org is intended as a point of referral for the hundreds of enquiries we receive every week about printer cartridge recycling; because the message is simple we wanted to present it in a basic way without looking low-budget.
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It’s been a little over a year now and were excited to have the amount of quality Thesis skins grow by leaps and bounds.
We have some great skins in various stages of development, but we really wanted to take a step back and ask you what you need in a skin?
This can be general such as different support options, different features etc or you can lay out your full blown idea for a skin you would love to see launched here.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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For those following WordPress and Thesis on Twitter you’ve probably noticed that the fragile stand off between Thesis (DIYThemes) and Automattic ended with a verbal assault from Matt Mullenweg today (see here and here)
If you’re just being introduced to the situation basically Automattic (the company behind WordPress) doesn’t like the fact that the Thesis theme is not released with a GPL licence like WordPress. Automattic believes everything related to WordPress should be GPL’d while DIYThemes believes there is no legal reason why they have to fall in line with that theory.
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by Mark Hodder on July 8, 2010 in Thesis
It’s that time again and another version of Thesis is about to go into beta testing. In most cases our skins work fine with new upgrades but we would like to remind everyone that using beta software on a production site is at you’re own risk.
If changes are needed we will, as always, have updated versions of our skins shortly after the final version of 1.8 is released . Follow us at @thesisthemes for more updates as they happen!
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New Look
ThesisThemes has kicked it up a notch with a bad ass new design for it’s site. We haven’t messed with the layout too much- just turned the design up. We’ve also fleshed things out and provided more information, ease, and flow to our pages. Navigation, login, and account areas are also cleaner and easier to get around.
The front page has been totally re-done to provide new users a better look at who we are and what we do. Of course we also threw in some neat jQuery and CSS stuff for those of you who use the latest browsers.
And yes, we’re still running this all on Thesis (although it doesn’t look like it) as a testament to how much Thesis can really do. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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