Features

• Integrated PayPal Gateway – allows you to take credit card payments via PayPal directly on your site
• Transactions List – you can track all transactions and sales through your theme administration panel
• Custom Admin Panel – for customisation
• Shortcodes – to help easily customise your theme
• PSD File included

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The Genesis Framework
Genesis is a highly optimized, flexible and secure WordPress theme framework with extensive layout, design and SEO options. Genesis makes it easy to customise and manage your site with features such as 6 mix-and-match layout options for individual pages or posts, numerous custom widgets, automatic framework update option, comprehensive theme settings panel and more.

Genesis Framework Features

• Automatic Updates – easy upgrade similar to the way that WordPress itself (and plugins) are handled
• 6 Layout Options – selectable site wide or for individual post/page
• Theme Setting Panels – many settings that let you fine-tune the way your site looks
• Custom Hooks (40+) – a hook is a piece of code written into the theme that allows you to attach additional content to the theme itself
• Custom Widgets (MyTweets, User Profile, eNews & Updates, Featured Posts, Featured Pages)
• Import / Export Settings – the Genesis Theme and SEO settings are completely portable, so you can back up, restore, and transfer settings from one install to another
• User Control System – allows admin to turn on/off theme settings, layouts and SEO option availability for users on a per user basis
• Author Box – display per page option
• Register / Unregister Layouts
• Dynamic Text / Image Logo option
• Navigation menu controls
• Drop down navigation menu
• Post Thumbnails
• Custom Widgets
• Search Engine Optimised
• SEO Options (site wide and individual page/post controls)
• Post and Page Tracking/Conversion Code box
• Widget-Ready
• Breadcrumb navigation
• Integrated Blog
• BuddyPress Compatibility
• Developed for Localization

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Features

• Ecommerce Functionality – integrates with the JigoShop ecommerce plugin for WordPress
• Responsive Layout – optimized so it adapts to different screen resolution like iPhone, iPad, other tablets and mobile devices
• Traditional Website / Blog – deactivate the Jigoshop plugin to use the theme as an information website or a standalone blog
• Featured Slider – to showcase your featured/newest products or announcement
• 2 Colour Scheme Options
• Theme Options
• Custom Widgets
• Shortcodes
• Flickr Gallery
• Social Media Buttons
• Cross Browser Compatibility

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Notes is a premium blogging WordPress theme with a modern design from Themify that works similar to a Tumbr blog. It allows you to easily post various post formats such as image, video, gallery, audio, quote, etc. The theme has a completely fluid and responsive design to automatically adapted to any resolution on both desktop and mobile devices. Other features include 7 colour scheme options, list and multiple grid view layouts options, customisable header and footer menus, theme options panel and more.

Features

• Complete fluid & responsive design (work on both desktop and mobile devices)
• WordPress Post Formats (video, gallery, photos, quote, audio, etc.)
• Optional header RSS, search form, and social network icons
• List view and multiple grid view layouts
• Customizable header and footer menus
• Custom footer text
• Choose up to 4 footer widget columns
• 7 theme skins
• Threaded comments
• Coded with HTML5 & CSS3
• Child theme support
• Theme options panel
• Custom widgets
• Cross browser and SEO friendly
• PSD files available

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Features

• Custom Theme Options Panel
• Shortcodes
• Custom Widgets
• Alternative Colour Skins
• Menu Card Template
• Reservation and Events Options
• Google Maps Integrated
• Custom Page templates
• Search Engine Optimisation

Price $29 (access to all ThemesKingdom themes)

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In brief, we are looking at the following changes/tweaks:

Admin Bar that resides at the top of your screen: In WordPress 3.3, the Admin Bar gets tweaked and enhanced.

Drag and Drop Media: A new and improved media uploader; as simple as dragging files to the “drop zone” in the native way that your OS allows: On Mac, from the Finder or by dragging the title bar icon in the app you’re using (Photoshop? Preview? Skitch?) into drop zone. On Windows, by pulling your file from Explorer into the Drop Zone.

Welcome screen and Pointers: If you already are using WordPress, you won’t see the welcome screen unless you setup a new WordPress install. The Welcome panel gives an overview of WordPress to new users.

More importantly, there is a new jQuery plugin that adds “Pointers” to WordPress whenever a new core, user facing feature is added. In WordPress 3.3, you’ll see one immediately pertaining to the new Admin Bar. However, Plugin and Theme developers who want to highlight new features can also do so.

Distraction Free Writing (introduced in 3.2) now integrates the content width and other CSS stylings of post content into the editor. This is all based on the active theme CSS and it attempts to aid the blogger in formatting properly for the theme the content will be displayed in.

Flyout Admin SubMenus: Very simple little thing, but when a user mouses over a menu, the submenu items under it appear in a “flyout” to the right and disappear when the mouse is no longer over the top level menu. Of course, for touch devices and clicky people, the collapse/expand functionality still exists.

Tumblr Importer: An importer that has been in demand for some time, due to the popularity of Tumblr but the more popular nature of WordPress, is a Tumblr importer. Now that is available – also as a one-click plugin – to assist Tumblrs in moving to WordPress.

If you really like WordPress, thank the team with a donation to the WordPress Foundation. All of the work that has gone into this release has come on the backs of volunteers or dedicated, full time paid employees of other companies who have been “donated” to the project.

60-second how-to:

1. Go into your WordPress dashboard
2. Open the widgets section
3. Look for the categories widget
4. Click and drag the widget to your chosen sidebar
5. Customize as necessary when the widget expands
6. Save any changes

60-Second How-to:

1. Go into your WordPress dashboard
2. Open your Widgets section
3. Look for the Search widget
4. Click and drag this widget to your chosen sidebar
5. Customize as necessary when the widget expands
6. Save any changes