Criss Cross

[...] styling features you can include within your WordPress content & throughout the Criss Cross skin. A Large H2 Tag Headline Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do [...]

[...] skins or installed separately) for adding functionality & design to your website. The Criss Cross skin comes with 14 professional boxes built in, allowing you to do more without installing any [...]

[...] or selecting list options make this process a breeze without the need for any coding. The Criss Cross skin was built with a wide array of options for customizing these sections so you can easily make [...]

[...] its own custom widgets. That being said, lets take a look at the widgets built into the Criss Cross skin along with the areas they can be added to. Criss Cross Widgets In addition to having a [...]

[...] posts & pages without a little style is kind-of bland and boring. Thankfully, the Thesis framework, along with WordPress include a few design features to spruce up those otherwise plain- [...]

[...] installing an additional plugin to handle shortcodes within WordPress, but not with the Thesis Framework. To create pre-formatted text, wrap lines with the <pre> tag in your HTML. Pre- [...]

[...] One of the most powerful features of the Thesis framework is it’s ability to use ‘boxes’ (either included with skins or installed [...]

[...] With the Thesis framework and theme skins, boxes can be built & used for adding content throughout your website. [...]

[...] Using images in your WordPress posts & pages without a little style is kind-of bland and boring. Thankfully, the Thesis [...]

[...] Criss Cross also offers some pretty neat image styles that can be used within your WordPress posts & pages. [...]

[...] a WordPress Featured Image with your posts to display a thumbnail/headline list of your WordPress posts. Widget Areas Sidebar – Add widgets to the standard sidebar area of your skin. After [...]

[...] area of your skin. After Post/Page – Include a widget after your post/page content. Footer Widgets – Include three or four columns of footer widgets. Users also have the option to remove [...]

[...] Two of the most powerful features of the Thesis framework are its content options and design options. These sections of Thesis allow users to easily include, exclude or [...]

[...] Box – Add breadcrumb links to posts & pages by activating the breadcrumbs box in content options. Social Profiles Box – Enter the URL’s of your social profiles and display [...]

[...] ; used for adding content throughout your website. While boxes are great, sometimes regular WordPress widgets are more desirable because they are easy to use and most WP users are very familiar with [...]

[...] Featured Image with your posts to display a thumbnail/headline list of your WordPress posts. Widget Areas Sidebar – Add widgets to the standard sidebar area of your skin. After Post/Page – [...]

[...] content and design styles. Easily customize the title/tagline, posts, pages, comment section, widget areas & more by activating/deactivating their Thesis checkboxes. Activating the Sidebar Email [...]

[...] . There are also options to use three or four columns of widgets in your footer. The Widgets Promotions Widget – Add a widget box and include a product image, headline, description & call- [...]