Comments on: Static Home Page & Integrated Forum With Thesis Theme

By: Somone Bull

Somone Bull — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 10:58:02 +0000

Yes. Thesis works on all browsers.

By: News Buzz

News Buzz — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 05:37:17 +0000

Wow.. this theme is amazing, very cool & has lots of feature.
Have you test it on popular browsers ? Is it works on eg. : IE, chrome, firefox, opera, etc.. ?

By: dissertation

dissertation — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 06:31:19 +0000

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By: thesis

thesis — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 06:30:46 +0000

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By: Somone Bull

Somone Bull — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 09:12:10 +0000

Vikram @ I tried Joomla for a while and a few other free applications via my Fantastico panel and worked out that WordPress is by far the easiest option. There is a learning curve with everything but found WordPress to still be the more intuitive pick.

I have a variety of sites with Thesis Theme and use the post to page converter plugin so I can switch back and forth between posts and pages depending upon by requirements. I use a combination here at Thesis Theme and they can be linked to in the nav menu or the sidebar. You can also use a classic website button look in the sidebar and have just pages but Thesis Theme gives you the opportunity to tailor your site with different background images, colours, font styles, widgets and plugins like nothing else I have experienced.

Over Joomla I would definitely choose WordPress.

Over a website I would go for a blogging platform that caters easily to web pages. The SEO is amazing with Thesis. You do not need a SEp plugin as the backend of Thesis Theme gives you everything a plugin does but reliably and more consistently.

If you want to have a blog nav menu item you can, or if you want to you can have a sidebar menu option for Blog. I am just about to redo one of my sites that I am making very evergreen. I have already turned off comments and am making more pages that posts. As I said earlier the post to page / page to post plugin gives maximum flexibility. It won’t be ready to show yet though as it will probably be redone in February after my kids are back at school and the house is quieter :-)

By: vickram

vickram — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:39:02 +0000

I am trying to develop some affiliate sites. I am considering word press with Thesis Theme and Joomla. I do not want to blog exclusively, but develop sites with static pages with menu and blogging as one of the options . I saw your post about developing static pages with Thesis theme. Previously I used DotNetNuke as the content management system, which is good for developing the static sites, but
I do not like lot of things about it. I like joomla, but the number of pluggins available for wordpress are awsome and that is the platform I want to stick to.
So my questions is, with Thesis theme can you develop a wordpress site with hundreds of static pages with good menu structure like a corporate site with one of the menu options being blogging. Would appreciate your input. Thank you
Wishing you all a wonderful 2010
Vikram