As requested by everyone, here is the much awaited white version of StudioPress, just like the black version, it is a two column WordPress theme crafted for photographers coded and submitted by Danny Archer, it was designed with simplicity in mind and uses the Scriptina font for the title heading. StudioPress comes in two varieties – black and white.
The Photoshop file for the header is included in the download. Don’t know how to use Photoshop or don’t own it? No promises, but I can edit the header for you and give it your site name and slogan.
StudioPress is compatible with:
- Internet Explorer 6 and 7
- Opera Browser
- Mozilla Firefox
- Apple’s Safari.
On that little fly icon and credit in the footer, go ahead and remove it if you wish to, I have no quarrel over it. Customize the theme as you like, after all, you paid for the domain name and hosting, right?
Updates:
Version 1.0 | 10 May 2008
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Hi, i know this is probably a stupid question. But how to you change the TEXT in the ABOUT section in the right column. (under the subscribe to RSS image)
Isn’t the theme compatible with widgets? I can’t make them work with it…
Tks
Thank you for the availabilities of your template themes for Wordpress. I have the Studiopress White theme and want to know what I need to change toget the blog center on the webpage?
Hey there…
Just wanted to say thanks for the studio white press template. I am a print designer and find it next to impossible to get by head around code but have managed to get this template to do what I would like.
I was wondering if you could help me out this one little thing… I have arranged the page to position centrally ( instead of left) but can’t get the nav bar and the footer to automatically position themselves centrally as well…
Thxs
@Andrew – the text can be changed from the WordPress admin. Look under “Pages” in your vertical menu.
Thanks for this theme. It will be good for my next website.