Putting your foot down – keep the footer at the bottom of the page

Keep the footer at the bottom of the page

While setting up a new website, have you ever experienced that the page footer is floating somewhere halfway the page? Usually this resolves itself as soon as you start publishing content. But when you also publish smaller posts, or use post formats and publish for example links and quotes, you might encounter those mid-air footers … Read more

Genesis – Move the menus to the header so that they share the background image

Genesis Navigation Menus into the Header

First week of April, Theming WP replaced the WPReviewLab blog. Apart from the name, the biggest change was dropping about half of the theme reviews. All non-responsive themes have been removed. The theme deployed on Theming WP is based on the Genesis Sample theme, the free Genesis child theme that comes with the Genesis Framework. … Read more

Genesis Framework Review – up-to-date for version 2 with HTML5 markup

Features of the Genesis Framework

The Genesis Framework by StudioPress provides the perfect foundation for Genesis child themes – and websites. A Genesis child theme changes the design, and adds features to the foundation offered by the Genesis Framework. Ready-to-run child themes are available from StudioPress, and from Genesis specialized theme shops like Appfinite. Another option is to have a … Read more

StudioPress Altitude Pro

Altitude Pro by StudioPress is a responsive Genesis child theme with parallax effects. Because of the myriad of possibilities offered by the widget areas on the homepage, the theme is suitable for all kinds of personal and professional websites. This Genesis theme supports three WordPress menus. The Primary Navigation Menu is right aligned in the … Read more

StudioPress Magazine

Magazine Pro by StudioPress is a responsive Genesis child theme for online magazine and news sites, featuring a fully widgetized homepage and additional promotional space between posts and the comments area. The theme supports natively two WordPress 3 menus. The Primary Navigation Menu is a fixed at the top of the page, where it will … Read more

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