A WordPress theme show from a user’s perspective: how to find themes and what makes a good theme.
Hosted by:Ryan Imel, Justin Jones, Nicholas Weaver
On this week’s episode of The Weekly Theme Show, we discuss buying themes via a plugin like WP App Store, the results of the ThemeThrift project, and all sorts of options and dashboard notification fun stuff. Sounds like fun, doesn’t it?
This episode is sponsored by the upcoming WordPress service Raft.io and the Typecase plugin by UpThemes.
In this week’s episode of The Weekly Theme Show, we discussed Weaver II (again!), Artisteer, theme options, and we discovered a wizard. In a WordPress theme.
Seriously.
This episode was sponsored by SeedProd’s Coming Soon Pro plugin and CSSIgniter.
Show notes and download links are just after the jump below.
This week’s episode of The Weekly Theme Show saw discussion on moving a site over to WordPress.com, the Smartbiz theme on WordPress.org, and turning a Twenty Ten front page into an About.me lookalike.
This episode is sponsored by MonsterThemes.com, where a membership is currently $22/year. Also sponsored by ThirstyAffiliates.com, now running a 30% off special on the plugin.
Show notes and download links are just after the jump.
This week’s episode of The Weekly Theme Show saw discussion on the Weaver II theme and theme options, keeping themes nice and speedy fast, and of course how Otto really looks ilke actor Tim Curry. This was a fun one.
This episode is sponsored by MonsterThemes.com, where a membership is currently $22/year. Also sponsored by ThirstyAffiliates.com, now running a 30% off special on the plugin.
This week on The Weekly Theme Show we (Ryan, Nick, and Justin) discuss WordPress 3.4 beta’s theme’s customizer and we take a swim through the free themes recently added over on WordPress.org/extend/themes.
This episode is sponsored by MonsterThemes.com (currently for just $22/year) and ThirstyAffiliates.com (running a 30% off special on the plugin right now).
Jump straight into listening below. Show notes are below the player, just after the jump.
This week’s episode of The Weekly Theme Show sees the crew discussing two WordPress themes in depth (FavePersonal and Launch Effect Premium) as well as the events surrounding a site getting hacked, and the personal WordPress projects everyone has on their plates.
Jump straight into listening below. Show notes are below the player, just after the jump.
That’s right folks, there is yet another episode of The Weekly Theme Show ready for your WordPress-lovin’ ears. This week myself, Justin Jones, and Nicholas Weaver discuss a handful of new WordPress themes and review them based on our experiences.
They also shared a number of embarrassing photos of me (Ryan) when I was younger. So consider this a personal plea to, this one time, skip an episode. Just a thought.
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This is the Week of New PodcastsTM, is it not? The Weekly Theme Show is a brand new audio production featuring myself and two people you probably don’t know. This show will discuss WordPress themes, weekly, from a user’s perspective (and not a developer’s).
Justin Jones and Nicholas Weaver, who I can now proudly call co-hosts as well as friends, are both WordPress users here in my city. You’ll get to know them better as the show goes on and they post here more often, but right now all you need to know is that they use WordPress and WordPress themes a lot.
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