Comments on: Oh, the Bitter Irony

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By: Template Monster Blog » Blog Archive » Review of WordPress Themes by WordPress Station

Fri, 07 Jul 2006 16:05:33 +0000

[...] Our WordPress themes have received an analysis which appeared in a review, â€œTemplate Monster Themesâ€? of July 6th, 2006 in WordPress Station. Michael B. (the owner of WordPress Station) made a post on his blog about our free WordPress themes after trying out some of them back in February of 2006. [...]

By: WordPress Station » Blog Archive » Template Monster Themes

WordPress Station » Blog Archive » Template Monster Themes — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 18:55:58 +0000

[...] Back in Feburary, I stumbled upon some free templates from Template monster. I made some comments here on this blog about how ironic I found it that they were table based. The irony was that one of the tables based designs were based on Cameron Moll’s design. The same Cameron Moll who expounds on the virtues of CSS and XHTML. I summed up with a snide comment, “get with the program”. Little did I know, that they came across my comment, and have indeed attempted to step up to the plate and make their WP designs CSS and XHTML based. Before I get into the details and observations about that aspect of things, a little more about the themes, and how I came about them. I was contacted by their marketing department to gauge my interest in reviewing the new designs. I was given the opportunity to browse their catalog, and choose one, which then I would be given a key to download and use. I’ve done so, and since then it appears several other nice looking themes have been added. All the themes range right around $50 for the off the shelf price. If you want the unique design for yourself, that is, no one else can download it after you, the price jumps to around $720. The $50 price, isn’t bad, considering you get the photoshop files that were used to produce the theme, which all are very graphics based. I’m assuming you can alter those files for your own, which means you can tweak the $50 design to not look exactly like an another. The caveat being you can not redistribute the theme or files. [...]

By: Sarit

Sarit — Mon, 27 Mar 2006 14:12:21 +0000

Also, the coding itself is in those themes is horrible.
I meddle quite a lot with WordPress themes and I can tell they’re one of the worst coded themes around, CSS wise.

By: kenny

kenny — Wed, 22 Feb 2006 04:12:22 +0000

I checked out the themes, and while they are all quite appealing.. every single one of them uses tables.

Quite sad, really.
I don’t think many WP users would download the themes if they stated “built using tables”.

Tables are out. xhtml/css is in!