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Wellness Pro Theme: An Easy Prescription for a Healthier WordPress Site

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I admit it, I've recently fallen in love. With a WordPress theme. It's the new Wellness Pro theme from StudioPress. Naturally, it has all the features you'd expect in a StudioPress theme. It's: Well coded Versatile Terrific typography Mobile responsive Secure I could go on and on. It's a gorgeous theme, and you can use it for all sorts of sites, not just those related to health or wellness. I recently used it to demonstrate a new, updated look for a book binding business. The …

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3 Ways Custom WordPress Themes Waste Your Time and Money

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I've been hearing a lot recently about custom WordPress themes and how great they are. I don't use them, and I don't recommend them to my clients, either. Here's why. First, let's define what I mean by a "custom" theme here, because different people mean different things. I'm talking about a scratch-built theme. That's a theme built from the ground up. You don't start out with any existing theme or theme framework, you (or a developer you hire) just jump in and start putting code on a blank …

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Beautiful Pro WordPress Theme for Bloggers [Review]

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Beautiful Pro is a WordPress child theme that runs on the Genesis Framework. It's got all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a StudioPress theme, including: mobile responsive HTML5 markup custom header custom menus page templates, including a landing page This theme is purely for bloggers -- if you need a non-blog-style homepage, look elsewhere. But if you want to blog, Beautiful Pro is worth more than a second glance. Its look is clean and uncluttered, so readers can focus on what …

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Why Use a StudioPress WordPress Theme?

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Why are so many web designers and online businesses switching to WordPress themes from StudioPress? Total awesomeness is one reason, but let's get a bit more specific. StudioPress themes come in two pieces: the Genesis Framework and the child theme. You need the framework or the child theme won't work. That's because they've separated the two main parts of web design programming. There's the part that contains the code that tells WordPress what to do, and the part that tells WordPress what to …

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The Education Theme puts you at the head of the Class [Review]

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The StudioPress Education Theme isn't just for colleges and universities! You'll earn top grades for your business or freelance website with Education. Education is a WordPress child theme that works with the Genesis Framework. Like the Eleven40 Theme, Education is wider than normal. It's also mobile responsive, so it looks good on any size screen. It comes with: 6 Preset theme color schemes 6 Layout options Custom background capability Mobile responsive Lots of other great …

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8 Sites that should use the WordPress Explorable Theme [Review]

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Recently I had the chance to install the new Explorable Theme by Elegant Themes. It's an excellent choice for travel-related sites, with a giant map on the home page. (Maps are integrated from Google Maps.) To put pins in the map you create Listings. The listings pop up on the home page when a reader clicks a pin on the map. Or they can follow the link on the short description to go to a page with more detail about the location (the theme creates this page for you automatically). You and …

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