WordPress Lover Hafiz Rahman of WP Lover has let loose a little love for Thematic in the form of the Simple Love Theme, a lovely 3-column WordPress Child Theme that builds on top of Thematic.
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Freelance Graphic Designer Able Paris has come up with a sweet new WordPress Child Theme for Thematic: Sugar Cane.
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If you haven’t started using Thematic yet for your blog it wouldn’t surprise me if you switched just to use the Crystalline theme by Cristi of Cozmoslabs. It’s beautiful. You can demo it and download it at Reflection Media.
Allan Cole has released a ridiculously beautiful WordPress Child Theme for Thematic called Boumatic. You have to see the demo. Isn’t it great? Can you believe it’s Thematic? Find out more about Boumatic.
Cristian Antohe has released his amazing looking Thematic Child Theme, Byty. It’s free, it’s awesome, go download it now and let Cristian know what you think of it!
I’m pleased to announce that Leland at ThemeLab has released a cool minimalist Thematic Child Theme called, Monochromatic. If you’re looking for something that’ll let your content shine through, Monochromatic might just be the theme for you.
I’m proud to announce my latest theme, Acamas. It’s another Thematic Themelet that completley changes the look of Thematic and adds new functionality. This time, it’s a featured post area with a considerate structure that changes the layout based on the type of blog page you’re on. Plus, it has a lot of possibilities for customization. Check it out and see if it’s right for your blog.
For a while now I’ve wanted to release a WordPress theme for small to medium-sized businesses that would allow them to quickly set up a professional, smart-looking website. And today, I’d like to introduce you to Travailler, the WordPress theme that puts your blog to work.
Check out the demo by clicking on the big image below and then come on back and read on.
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