May.20.2007
Revision: Greed WordPress Theme
- Filed under: Wpdesigner.com
I didn’t like the initial color scheme and felt that Greed didn’t have enough details. Instead of coding it, I changed the color scheme, designed and added my own icons, and moved some things around a bit. This isn’t the final version, but it’s pretty much what you can expect from Greed.
I have some computer problems to grind out before finalizing the design and coding. If you don’t hear from me then my computer hasn’t been fixed yet.
Goodluck with your computer problems. Not sure on the dark burgundy color. But look forward to what you have in store.
One beautiful theme is about to be released :p
Very seriously, i believe the preview color theme you selected was better than this one!!
i’d suggest give colors another try or use the old color scheme.
Looking forward to yet another quality skin from you!
I like the colors on this one much more than the old scheme.
I kinda like it and will use it on another blog of mine…But did you say your still working on it until you get your computer fix?
What’s there in the footer?
Categories?
I do also prefer the previous colors scheme.
While the previous colors might be easier on the eyes, I think this color scheme will get more downloads. It’s eye candy.
@Richie, that’s just a mock-up, not a coded theme yet. The categories in the footer are placeholders.
I like it. Very good looking.
Excellent! I’m impatient to download and install it! I really like the view by category in the bottom part. It’s exactly what I’m looking for!
Looking good so far. What about a search bar?
When released? I am eagerly looking forward to.
No Idea on which blog site I will use that on, but I like it..full blown!
[…] Greed is a fixed-fluid width, three-column to five-column hybrid WordPress theme with ten widget-ready sidebars. So far, I’ve run into only one problem and it’s not a theme problem. It’s a WordPress problem. The WordPress Sidebar Widgets management page can’t seem to correctly display more than four widget-ready sidebars. But don’t worry, it’s only a display problem; you can use all ten sidebars. […]