Searching for a new, versatile WP theme

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6 responses to “Searching for a new, versatile WP theme”

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   7 April, 2008

   mlle a.

   I used Luke Howell’s events calendar plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-calendar/

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2. 

   30 March, 2008

   hash

   I know you’ve already found one, but here’s another to take a look at anyway. Another masterpiece by Chris Pearson: Neoclassical.

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3. 

   28 March, 2008

   Ugugu

   Outch! What happened here?
   Why dont you leave it like this 😉

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4. 

   23 March, 2008

   nchenga

   it looks ok on a macbook 😉

   i like white as milk but i also want to use widgets and asides and all… i’m a geek

   btw, what plugin did you use for the events calendar?

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5. 

   23 March, 2008

   mlle a.

   Look, look, I start to make typically English spelling mistakes. I guess it’s the bad Etsy influence. 😉 Of course was I saying “its”.

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6. 

   23 March, 2008

   mlle a.

   Oha. Definitely a change. 🙂
   I set up a little blog for a client recently, and I found “Palaam” to be quite handy and versatile (I think it’s 3-columns version is called “Seashore”). It did require additional plugins to realize my project, but they were ready in seconds and worked smoothly (Amazon widget, sidebar gallery, events calendar).
   “White as Milk” is very zen-like and nice to look at, but it isn’t widget-aware, and therefore not the choice for people who have a lot of off-site stuff to be pulled into the sidebars.

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