A Little Something For Vertigo Fans
As many of you know, I create free Wordpress themes for the general public to use. A few of them such as Vertigo and Blue Zinfandel have become really popular, and are being used literally on thousands of blogs.
Well, I am planning on taking the Vertigo theme to a new home, one much cozier and much more luxurious than my site here. Vertigo will soon have it’s own website, where there will be better support, a lot more upgrades to the theme, plenty of color/pattern choices to download and a whole lot more.
Chris Pearson had great success by doing this with his Cutline theme, and I’d like to do the same.
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7 Responses to “A Little Something For Vertigo Fans”
Good deal. Great theme and I can’t wait to see what kind of upgrades may be coming.
Thanks Jeremy, I know you’ll have a vested interest in what goes on there - being a Vertigo user!!
Brian,
A great idea. I’ve always been a fan on your eye for design. As a non-designer, I’d love to see Vertigo include configurable graphics. Who knows; Vertigo may become the theme for my upcoming news site.
Ed
Thanks Ed, I appreciate that - you should see the newspapery site I am using Vertigo to create. Also I have another newspaper version of Vertigo for another project - email me if you want to see it.
It’s very beautifully.
How is that vertigo website coming?
I love it but want to know how to edit it more.
Can I change it from two columns on the right to one on the left and one on the right?
Thanks for your great work.
I’d also like to know what the difference is between a reg. theme/wordpress blog and your new revolution. I just have tons of info I am trying to organize!
Julie
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