Free Premium Wordpress Theme Released: WiseTheme

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I have been using a number of free themes for a long time, and wanted to give back to the open source Wordpress community, and am releasing this blog as a free, Premium theme: WiseTheme.

The actual theme is a HEAVILY modified version of Arthemia, a great free magazine theme. I took essentially the core framework of the theme, and created everything else from scratch.

Preview: View Demo
Download: Free Premium WiseTheme

Theme Features

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The best way to learn all of the features is to download the theme and install it on your blog. It is designed to be a one-step installation.

  • Adsense tags pre-configured into posts at the beginning and end of stories
  • Custom Navbar, with mouse-over effect for a Professional appearance
  • RSS subscribe icon prominently displayed next to the blog logo
  • Multiple ad units available (12 Total) for maximum monetization
  • Image previews on search and archive listings
  • SEO-Optimized to the max, with H1, H2, and H3 headers
  • Custom CSS stylesheets for IE optimization
  • Floating column widths, to accommodate big and small monitors
  • Note guides in the code to help you learn, and optimize the blog for your uses

Installation Guide

  1. Download the theme, and install it in your Wordpress directory: wp-content/themes/
  2. Change the Adsense code in the Adsense_singlepost_top_square.php & Adsense_singlepost_bottom_square.php files. There are two pieces of Adsense that need to be changed, a 300×250 and a 728×90.
  3. Sign up for an account at BuySellAds.com and replace the code in the sidebar_right_125×125.php, sidebar_left_125×125.php, and sidebar_top_300×250.php.
  4. Replace the logo.gif (found in /images) file with your own graphic for your blog
  5. Install the following plugins: All In One SEO, Disqus Comments System, Related Posts Plugin, FavIcon Head.
  6. When writing a post, to ensure that the thumbnail generator works correctly, go to the custom fields area in the post-editor section. Create a new custom field name, called ‘Image’. For the value, you will use an image you have already uploaded to your blog (as in during a post). Copy down only the part of the URL that begins with wp-content/, ie ‘wp-content/uploads/2008/12/parking-boot.jpg’ Hit add custom field to complete. You should make sure the image is at least 125×125 and should be a jpg or gif.

Notes & Questions

I am happy to provide support for the theme, please send any emails to Andrew UFL at Gm@il d0t com.

This area will be updated as users pose questions, and for general troubleshooting. Enjoy!

  • you sure don't make it difficult to locate vulnerabilities. you n00b bloggers are hilarious. you all think you're doing people a favor or maybe you're making a whopping $0.12 a month off all these fucktarded ads, the reality is, you're giving less informed people confidence in REALLY stupid solutions making them far more vulnerable to the vicious cycle of stupidness created by dumb fuck bloggers such as yourself.
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