The modern/industrial look of the theme gives it almost infinite versatility, making it a perfect fit for blog topics ranging from technology, men’s interests, and even fashion design. Also be sure to check out PremiumThemes.com, a new project from Design Disease.

A special feature of this theme is the logo changer. You can use the default WordPress setting (“blog name”) or you can use your own logo. Upload your logo in the root folder of Evidens theme and name it logo.png. You can also use the PSD Logo Template in the source folder of Evidens Theme. (Image limitations: No more than 500px/70px).

If you want to activate this option go to:

Administration Panel > Appearance > Logo Options, and select logo type.

Evidens White

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Evidens Dark

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In the package download you will find a psd logo template and the required plugins.

This work is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means you may use it, and make any changes you like. Just leave the credits on footer if you respect the designer’s work.

A special feature of this theme is the logo changer. ( Thanks to Munzir Rosdi). You can use the default WordPress setting (“blog name”) or you can use your own logo. Upload your logo in the root folder of Compositio theme and name it logo.png. You can also use the PSD Logo Template in the source folder of Compositio Theme. (Image limitations: No more than 590px/85px).

If you want to activate this option go to: Administration Panel > Appearance > Logo Options, and select logo type.

The theme is widget ready so you can use it as you like. Also we customized the CSS for the default widgets to match the site style better.

The theme is using a few plugins, with some already integrated into functions.php, so there is no need to install them. The only plugin you need to install manually is FlickrRSS. (FlickrRSS plugin is in the theme folder) (see the demo).

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Download Name:

• compositio-theme-files.zip

Must contain:

• compositio
• logo-psd
• plugins

Also I would like to mention that this theme is sponsored by our own new business, Premium Themes. If you don’t like Composito theme you can buy one from there. :D.

This work is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means you may use it, and make any changes you like. Just leave the credits on footer if you respect the designer’s work. For Commercial use or credit removal please contact us.

Newsmag

This clean, professional looking theme is a perfect design for your news or magazine blog. Keep your readers up to date on the latest happening in your niche of choice with a an easy to read layout, and highly professional look and feel. Perfect for news sites of all subjects, political blogs, magazine sites, and more!

Prefection

Pin featured articles to keep them at the top of the site, show off your Flickr Photostream with the FlickrRSS plugin, and see Popular Stories, Comments, and Tags in a tabbed interface. The muted backgrounds, and bright blues and golds make this theme perfect for blogs of all kinds. From energy conservation and “green” living, to politics and travel news – any topic is open for “perfection”.

You can not only purchase these themes – you can also sell them as well. Premium Themes has a fantastic Affiliate Program that allows you to earn 40% of each sale of one of our designs….and there is no minimum payout. It’s a great program and we’re very pleased to be a part of it.

You can check out all the designs at PremiumThemes.com

I don’t really mind the title as much as I mind the simplicity tackled by some when treating this subject. I think that those who use these “best-seller like” titles should rather focus on the design of their own blog sites since, in most cases, these sites have an awful design.

Moreover, when receiving advices from such people, whose web sites have been erroneously designed, one begins to wonder if or why those precious advices have not been already implemented into the sites promoting them.

Initially being attracted by the large, “best-seller like” title, you discover at a later date that the web site’s owner, a self-proclaimed “theme guru designer”, also provides a “Premium Themes” offer, inconveniently crowded and displayed in the sidebar. Well, well. Isn’t this my lucky day? I reckon that this site has everything I need in order to start designing my blogs just like a theme guru designer.

On the same subject, I remember that once I began debating on the subject of sponsored themes, those who nowadays promote their Premium themes started pointing their finger at me, while instantly assuming the position of saints and mighty defenders of the WordPress blogging platform.

Oh, and let’s not even get into the concept of “Premium” service, product or whatever. Such a concept reminds me of the days when web hosting providers used to sort their offer into: Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Premium. Now that’s boring and utterly with no personality!

So far, I had decided not to express online my opinions and approach on certain subjects. However, I’ve decided to break the silence and focus on the WordPress themes I’m designing or have designed, as well as on some general — or more detailed — subjects, such as the one displayed above.

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