Comments on: Get This WordPress Theme http://blog.2createawebsite.com Your guide to building, promoting and monetizing blogs and websites Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:41:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: CoreBloggers http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-10823 CoreBloggers Tue, 16 Mar 2010 09:50:20 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-10823 <a href="http://www.corebloggers.com/blog/thesis-theme-review-seo-optimized-wordpress-theme.html" rel="nofollow">thesis theme</a> is a awesome ..by far the best wordpress theme i have ever used thesis theme is a awesome ..by far the best wordpress theme i have ever used

]]> By: Kharim http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-10644 Kharim Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:14:21 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-10644 Hey Lisa, the Thesis OpenHook plugin link is not working :( Hey Lisa, the Thesis OpenHook plugin link is not working :(

]]> By: Shaon http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-10575 Shaon Sun, 28 Feb 2010 02:59:13 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-10575 Hi Lisa. I am Shaon from Bangladesh. I was knew about you by J U Hasan. I read your ebook about website design. really it was very helpful for me. Thanks a lot .... . It was my first comments in your blog. See You Next Time Thanks Hi Lisa. I am Shaon from Bangladesh. I was knew about you by J U Hasan. I read your ebook about website design. really it was very helpful for me. Thanks a lot …. . It was my first comments in your blog.

See You Next Time
Thanks

]]> By: Baba Ganoosh http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-10376 Baba Ganoosh Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:38:42 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-10376 Hay Guys, If you don't know CSS PLEASE Don't buy TESIS THEMES. You will be very disappointed. Don't blame nobody if still buy. Nobies-Don't Buy-Don't Buy-Don't Buy CSS experts- You might like it but suit yourself. Hay Guys,
If you don’t know CSS PLEASE Don’t buy TESIS THEMES.
You will be very disappointed. Don’t blame nobody if still buy.

Nobies-Don’t Buy-Don’t Buy-Don’t Buy
CSS experts- You might like it but suit yourself.

]]> By: luis http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-10214 luis Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:14:34 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-10214 Hi Lisa I had a look at some themes created with Thesis and they look good but I am not sure how easy will be to create a personalised theme with this. I haven’t seen a trail period. So I can’t really try it. At the moment I am using artisteer, a theme generator which is very easy to use. It also offers you a trial version and the price is reasonable, $49.95 for the Home & AcademicEdition. Have you heard about this them generator? If not could you check it out and give us your opinion? This is the theme I’ve crated for my blog site http://www.spanish-aid.co.uk And this is the web site for the software http://www.artisteer.com I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for you web sites and blog as they are helping me a lot. Luis Hi Lisa I had a look at some themes created with Thesis and they look good but I am not sure how easy will be to create a personalised theme with this. I haven’t seen a trail period. So I can’t really try it. At the moment I am using artisteer, a theme generator which is very easy to use. It also offers you a trial version and the price is reasonable, $49.95 for the Home & AcademicEdition. Have you heard about this them generator? If not could you check it out and give us your opinion?

This is the theme I’ve crated for my blog site http://www.spanish-aid.co.uk

And this is the web site for the software http://www.artisteer.com

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for you web sites and blog as they are helping me a lot.

Luis

]]> By: mar http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-9624 mar Sun, 10 Jan 2010 05:10:26 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-9624 Still trying to figure out if Thesis or Flex Squeeze is easier for someone who (has challenges), lets say, with learning codes , php,etc. WHich one is more of a point and click, good look with least css etc codes?Love to get more feed back on that. Still trying to figure out if Thesis or Flex Squeeze is easier for someone who (has challenges), lets say, with learning codes , php,etc. WHich one is more of a point and click, good look with least css etc codes?Love to get more feed back on that.

]]> By: musa http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-9598 musa Wed, 06 Jan 2010 11:05:37 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-9598 This thesis of ours is no boys' play. It needs time and some good investment -- could work if time could allow for some of us as we do blogging part time. Good post though! This thesis of ours is no boys’ play. It needs time and some good investment — could work if time could allow for some of us as we do blogging part time. Good post though!

]]> By: David http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-9554 David Sun, 03 Jan 2010 05:22:10 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-9554 I have studied both iThemes' new Flex theme and Thesis extensively, and I have to side with Thesis. The main advantage of Flex vs. Thesis is that you can use a visual drag & drop layout designer to create and save an unlimited number of layouts for various purposes (i.e. squeeze/sales pages without sidebars, single side bar for static pages, etc) and then easily apply them to individual pages. It's unique in that respect. However, the advantage seem to stop with that. Thesis offers much more advanced control over every other aspect of the site from it's control panel, including fonts, backgrounds, borders, menu and sidebar styles, and much more. Also, Thesis offers the same ability to create unlimited custom layouts using its hook functions and by assigning a unique CSS class to individual pages. Hooks should really be called module positions. It's not that difficult to learn, and once your layout is set, it's not likely you'll need to change it around much anyway. Either way, you still have to know a bit of css, as Lisa points out, to format the module positions, whether in Flex or Thesis to get that "just right" look. ThemeDreamer is a cool extension for Dreamweaver which lets you visually edit the css of a Wordpress Theme. Install XAMMP (free) on your Windows or Mac desktop, and you can run Wordpress on a simulated server on your local machine to speed up customizing your theme via ThemeDreamer. I also like FlexiPanels, a handy Dreamweaver extension that quickly makes advanced css style panels to go in your hook positions... perfect to highlight products, articles, etc. I have studied both iThemes’ new Flex theme and Thesis extensively, and I have to side with Thesis.

The main advantage of Flex vs. Thesis is that you can use a visual drag & drop layout designer to create and save an unlimited number of layouts for various purposes (i.e. squeeze/sales pages without sidebars, single side bar for static pages, etc) and then easily apply them to individual pages. It’s unique in that respect.

However, the advantage seem to stop with that. Thesis offers much more advanced control over every other aspect of the site from it’s control panel, including fonts, backgrounds, borders, menu and sidebar styles, and much more.

Also, Thesis offers the same ability to create unlimited custom layouts using its hook functions and by assigning a unique CSS class to individual pages. Hooks should really be called module positions. It’s not that difficult to learn, and once your layout is set, it’s not likely you’ll need to change it around much anyway.

Either way, you still have to know a bit of css, as Lisa points out, to format the module positions, whether in Flex or Thesis to get that “just right” look.

ThemeDreamer is a cool extension for Dreamweaver which lets you visually edit the css of a Wordpress Theme. Install XAMMP (free) on your Windows or Mac desktop, and you can run Wordpress on a simulated server on your local machine to speed up customizing your theme via ThemeDreamer.

I also like FlexiPanels, a handy Dreamweaver extension that quickly makes advanced css style panels to go in your hook positions… perfect to highlight products, articles, etc.

]]> By: Perambur Kumar http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-9548 Perambur Kumar Sat, 02 Jan 2010 13:48:32 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-9548 Excellent theme Excellent theme

]]> By: Tyrone http://blog.2createawebsite.com/get-this-theme/#comment-9437 Tyrone Sun, 20 Dec 2009 17:58:45 +0000 http://blog.2createawebsite.com/?page_id=1323#comment-9437 Wow Lisa! I think I'm in love & I haven't even downloaded the Thesis Theme! I am pretty new to the blog scene & have limited experience but I have learned a great deal via trial & error and like you have changed my WP Theme a number of times due to various walls/Fails/incapabilities that some themes have. I am definitely going to get this theme. Thanks 4 all the info you share! I don't know where I would be w/o you! :-) Wow Lisa! I think I’m in love & I haven’t even downloaded the Thesis Theme! I am pretty new to the blog scene & have limited experience but I have learned a great deal via trial & error and like you have changed my WP Theme a number of times due to various walls/Fails/incapabilities that some themes have. I am definitely going to get this theme. Thanks 4 all the info you share! I don’t know where I would be w/o you! :-)

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