In an effort to better serve Rosalind Gardner’s Academy students, I’d like to know which theme for WordPress you use on your blog.
If you have more than one blog and use different themes, please list the themes you use in order of profitability, i.e. the one with the most traffic and is most profitable goes first.
Thanks!
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I build my own themes using Artisteer 2. For what I do it works great. I can use my own graphics, pick the colors I want and the layout.
Currently, I use a theme called Atahualpa. It’s free, but the developer (BytesForAll.com) solicits donations. At some point, however, I want to take a really good look at the theme family you recommend to see if/how they’re easier, better, etc.
Modifying a pre-built theme to make it unique can be a daunting task. That is why I too create all my themes in Artisteer. It may not have all the fancy controls like Thesis, Socrates or StudioPress, but making changes is generally pretty easy.
I’m using the Twenty-Ten theme that comes with WordPress 3. I like how easy it is to change the background and header. It also makes setting up the navigation links very simple.
I use Socrates for all my all my WP sites.
I am changing my websites to Socrates.
I use Studio Press Genesis. I have to agree with Jim modifying a pre-built theme is very daunting…Thank goodness for the tutorials! I purchased the Adobe Creative Suite but have not had the time to learn Dreamweaver yet.
Let’s see…I’ve tried Thesis, Socrates, and Studio Press with the latter being the most commonly used however in the last few months I’ve started to switch over to Woo Themes. Generally these are so easy to work with and they don’t take a lot of code manipulation at all. So some of their layouts are quickly becoming my favorites.
I´ve just updated to full studiopress version – so genesis plus child theme. right now i like the metric theme, but different themes for different sites
no i have the option as i have soooo many to choose from now 
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