Midnight Makoy is a 3-column, widget-ready free Wordpress theme with an attractive dark color scheme, and is compatible with the Gravatar and Pagenavi plugins. You may temporarily preview it here.
Midnight Makoy started as an alternative design for the Himantayon Pro theme, which I created for Himantayon.com back in August. I used more or less the [...]
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Like many of you, I’ve fallen in love with Yichi’s Resurrection theme for Wordpress. It’s a great theme with stunning visuals. The only hitch is that it’s not widget-ready. So I took the time to widgetize Resurrection. It’s not as complicated as it sounds. Here, I will attempt to show you how.
If you wish to customize the Dark Red Zone theme for Wordpress with your own header, just follow these easy steps:
Download the header Photoshop file here. Replace the top layer with your own logo. Make sure that the logo does not exceed the boundaries of the guide marks. Crop the area within the guides [...]
I’ve played with this long enough, so I guess it’s time to release the Dark Red Zone theme for Wordpress, a widget-ready red mod for Wolfgang Bartelme’s famous Dark Theme, initially ported to Wordpress by iLemoned.
You may download it here.
Or you can view the demo here.
This theme supports the following plugins: [...]
My good friends “Himan” and “Tayon” somehow manipulated me into designing a new theme for them. I don’t know how it happened, really. All I know is that I woke up one day inexplicably compelled to work for free.
For the love of Himantayon.com and everything it stands for, I proudly unveil the [...]
I just came out of a painful slump following my struggle with Joomla, another excellent open source content management system similar to (but certainly more extensive than) Wordpress.
While it was relatively easy for me to understand the inner maneuvers of Wordpress, my Joomla journey was laden with several false starts and an overwhelming desire [...]
