We’ve just released a really great update to one of my favorite themes, Bottega. The previous update made the theme responsive and added in more customization options. This time we’ve taken it to a whole new level. Customization To make adding your colors and branding to the theme even easier, Bottega now supports the theme […]
We are thrilled to introduce you to the version 3.0 of our Foundation theme. With this new version, Foundation has been rebuilt from the ground up to give you the best WordPress experience for non-profits imaginable. Here are some of the exciting changes we’ve made for you. Responsive Design To help you connect with your […]
Sometimes you just need a bit of text next to your WordPress navigation menu. Here’s a quick and easy way to add custom text to your navigation.
Today I am excited to introduce you to Moonrise our latest theme for restaurants and businesses. For some time I’ve wanted to offer a theme that filled the same niche as our ever popular Foxy theme. I wanted it to have a large visual impact like Foxy and also have the option of using it as a single page website. So after months of brainstorming, wire framing and development, I’m excited to let you finally meet Moonrise.
Recently it has become shocking easy to set up A/B tests on your own website. A number of companies such as Optimizely and Visual Website Optimizer have made experimenting with your site simple, accurate and fun. I’ve spent the last two months running trials with both services and have been thoroughly pleased with the results. […]
We’re excited to announce that our popular Live theme is now fully responsive. From smartphones to tablets, Live will now look even better no matter what device your visitors are using. That’s not the only thing that’s new in the update. We’ve added the Options Framework that the rest of our themes use to make […]
If you’ve added content to a custom post type that’s part of your theme and for some reason you need to change theme, your data won’t be deleted, but you will no longer have a way to access it. Adding that access back is rather simple though. Here’s how.
