A professional WordPress theme that incorporates elegant simiplicity into 3-column layout and its color combination. Its generic design makes it suited for all kinds of blogs. You must not remove any attribution link (design/sponsor links) in the footer as this theme is released under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0).
3-Column WordPress Theme - BlackGray
Professional 3-Column WordPress Theme - RedPetals
A professional WordPress theme that boasts of artistic look and feel. The scratchy borders and the big red flower in the header make the theme very unique and modern. You must not remove any attribution link in the footer as this theme is free to use under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0).
RSS Feeds Explained
Whether you spend a lot of time on the Internet or not, you have probably heard the term RSS feed somewhere before. Popular sites such as The New York Times have an option to receive RSS feeds. Many people who are familiar with the Internet still don’t really know what exactly an RSS feed really is. RSS is an acronym for Really Simple Syndication. Just as the acronym states, they are pretty simple to use and help simplify some of your web usage. The basic idea of an RSS feed is to receive frequently changing content (like blogs, podcasts or news updated) in one place so you don’t have to re-visit your favorite websites over and over to get the latest news. They also update almost instantly so when a new post or article is available, it can be found right in your RSS feed reader. RSS delivers the blog post or news story as an XML file which is called the “RSS feed.”
Free WordPress Theme - YellowPetals
A widget-supporting WordPress theme featuring a large header and menus on the side. This theme has graciously been released for free use under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0), meaning that you must not remove the attribution links in the footer while using this theme for free.
Wikipedia Takes on Google
Google has been dominating the search industry for years now and we are only seeing the gap between them and the next best search engine widen. Many new search engines have come and gone trying to challenge Google and the ones that have been around for years seem to just be holding still. Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, has teamed up with Amazon.com to create a new Internet search engine that they hope will rival Google and Yahoo.
3-Column WordPress Theme - PinkLove
A lovely looking WordPress theme that features feminine look and feel. I bet you will be falling in love with this elegant and charming design done by AskGraphics.com. This theme has graciously been released for free use under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0). While you are free to use this theme, you must keep the attribution links in the footer as an acknowledgement of those people who contributed to this release.
Free WordPress Theme - SkyBlue
A WordPress theme with widget-supporting sidebar and fixed width layout. This theme features a nice mix of blue background and sky image in the header. The design credit goes to AskGraphics.com, and it is free to use under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0), meaning that footer links must remain intact while the theme is used.
Making Your WordPress Blog Search-Engine Friendly
WordPress is becoming the king of the blogging community because of its amazing capabilities. It features options for the most advanced users but is also very easy to use for beginners. The ability to customize it to your needs has made it increasingly popular. But how do you customize it to be popular with the search engines? Everyone wants their web site to show up high in Google and other major search engines. Here are some must do tips to make your WordPress blog search engine (and user) friendly.
Free WordPress Theme - PurePurple
A widget-supporting and xhtml-compliant WordPress theme with uncluttered two-column layout. This theme is designed by AskGraphics.com and released under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0).
3-Column WordPress Theme - Mosaik
A 3-column WordPress theme featuring beautifully laid-out sidebars. Main content area uses sophisticated design with harmonious color combination. Design credit again goes to AskGraphics.com. This theme is released under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0).
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