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WP.org Theme Directory: gitem

A simple template based blue and green tones, simple and clean, I hope you like it.

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WP.org Theme Directory: MxS2

A theme in black and white,5 widgets/thumbnail/custom-menu supported, custom header-image/custom background and 2 post-formats available, no plugins required, used for WordPress 3.0+.

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WP.org Theme Directory: NightSkyLine

A clean, readable theme with mobile support.

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WP.org Theme Directory: Rumput Hijau

Clean and SEO optimized theme, microformats structure, breadcrumbs ready, 2 different layouts, 7 font stack, custom menu, custom header, custom body background, wordpress thumbnail and custom logo & favicon uploader. Compatible with WordPress 3.3, sticky posts, widget-ready, fullwidth page ready, threaded comments ready & translation ready

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WP.org Theme Directory: Polos

HTML5 minimalist black-on-white theme, no-nonsense, built for modern browsers ONLY (IE

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WP.org Theme Directory: Orange and Black

Modern theme with decent design. Orange and black are main colors used in the theme. Menu is widgetized. xHTML/CSS code is light/optimized.

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ThemeShaper: New Default WordPress Theme Twenty Twelve Hits Core for 3.4

Speaking of WordPress Themes in 2012, the new WordPress default theme for this year is in da hizzous. For the 3.4 release cycle the core WordPress team is trying something new: assigning small teams to tackle various parts of the release. The Twenty Twelve team is Matt Mullenweg (Holder of the Keys and Grand Master Themengineer), Drew Strojny (Designer and Minimalist), and Lance Willett (Thematurge). Want to keep tabs on this new default WordPress theme? Follow development updates on WordPress ...

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ThemeShaper: WordPress Themes in 2012

The other day I was asked over dinner what I thought WordPress Themes were going to look like in 2012. The big themes and ideas — the future! — that sort of thing. It’s something I love talking about and sharing (obviously). I see two big trends making their way through the WordPress community. Here’s what I said. Lighter Themes Man, WordPress Theme options. People love arguing about them don’t they? This is the year we start to say goodbye to them. Or some of them, ...

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ThemeShaper: Better WordPress Theme Internationalization with Pig Latin!

During the process of creating my first public WordPress theme one thing was very important to me – I wanted the theme to be useful to as many people as possible. To reach this goal, I knew that I would need to make sure that my theme could be used in any language. Luckily, WordPress core provides a few different functions that makes this pretty easy to do. If this is a new topic for you, please read more about Internationalization for WordPress Developers in the codex. By using functions ...

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ThemeShaper: * { box-sizing: border-box; } FTW

Paul Irish on HTML element widths being inclusive of padding at all times. That is to say if I define my box as 200 pixels wide then it should stay at a total of 200 pixels, no matter what I use for its padding value. The money shot is as follows: * { /* apply a natural box layout model to all elements */ -moz-box-sizing: border-box; -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; box-sizing: border-box; } Also, an interesting read on using * and its impact on performance. You might get up in arms about ...

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