Comments on: 6 More Examples of Unique Thesis Theme Sites

By: brain injury attorney

brain injury attorney — Sat, 15 May 2010 19:46:17 +0000

Great sites. Where can I download these themes? Are they for free?

By: Hopkinton MA Real Estate

Hopkinton MA Real Estate — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 22:19:35 +0000

I love all the great examples of the Thesis sites you have provided. I am loving mine but need to get a good header to liven it up a bit! The SEO rocks!
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By: 1skyliner

1skyliner — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 19:31:54 +0000

I’ve been a reader of Good Financial Cents foe a while now, great site! I always went for the content but after I read your review of his design I realize he has so much more in place to help supplement his great articles. Sometimes it’s the little things you don’t consciously notice that really help promote a site and it looks like Jeff has done a wonderful job implementing all the little things! After this write-up I need to go re-evaluate my site and see how better I can implement these points.
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By: ThDesignBlog

ThDesignBlog — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:38:11 +0000

Actually thesis theme is the most customizable and SEO friendly theme ever made in the blogging industry.

It’s really awesome to make some changes on the default settings of thesis to make it unique and stunned into design.
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By: Somone Bull

Somone Bull — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 08:14:09 +0000

Depends how many images you have. You can make your content column 750 wide, or you can resize images using the click, drag and drop feature in the dashboard content area. Click on the image and grab one of the corners in to the desired width say 500px wide. It will keep the aspect ratio and save a new image that size on your servr for future page displays.

If you want a free resizer you can use Irfan View and open and resize – it will also give you wonderfully light 65KB images – and you can bulk upload these into your wordpress media library and swap them out manually.

You can upload them all into Photoshop and do a bulk resize – if you have pshop. You just run a script on a folder full of images and tell pshop where you want the resized ones to go. Upload the folder via the bulkupload function in wordpress or via ftp.

You can also use a custom class to style your images but that is out of my league. Depends on how many, how you want your site to look and what it is you want to do. If I can help futher, leave another comment or PM me via the contact form.

By: summer

summer — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 07:31:16 +0000

I’ve been thinking about switching over but I’m worried about my old post images. The theme I’m currently using has a wide (750px) post are and some of my images are that wide. Is there an option to have Thesis resize your old images so the posts don’t look all screwed up? Or do you know of a plug in that will do that for you?